Areas of Study Sampling*: Air Resources / Air Quality, Aquaculture, Aquatic Biology, Atmospheric Sciences, Biodiversity, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Coastal Management / Studies, Conservation Biology, Ecological Entrepreneurship / Business, Ecology, Energy Studies, Environmental / Ecological Design, Environmental Advocacy / Leadership, Environmental Economics, Environmental Education, Environmental Enforcement, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Ethics, Environmental Health / Industrial Hygiene, Environmental History / Literature, Environmental Journalism / Communications, Environmental Justice, Environmental Law, Environmental Management (M), Environmental Planning, Environmental Policy, Environmental Science (M), Environmental Studies (D), Environmental Technology, Forestry (M,D), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Geography, Global / International Studies, Hazardous Waste Management, Hydrology, Landscape Architecture, Marine Sciences, Meteorology, Mitigation / Remediation, Natural Resource Management, Natural Sciences, Peace Studies, Conflict Resolution, Physics, Plant Sciences, Recreation and Parks Management, Resource Economics, Risk Analysis, Social Ecology, Soil Sciences, Sustainable Development, Urban and Regional Planning, Waste Management, Water Resources, Wildlife Ecology / Studies, Wood Science
Introduction: For over 100 years, the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies has prepared students for important positions of environmental leadership in the United States and throughout the world. Graduates of this interdisciplinary program assume influential roles in government, business, non-governmental organizations, public and international affairs, research and education. The school offers master's degrees in environmental management (MEM), environmental science (MEMc), forestry (MF), forest science (MFS), as well as a one year master's degree (MEM and MF) for experienced environmental professionals. Joint master's degrees can be pursued at Yale in management, law, public health, international relations, developmental economics, and divinity. Joint programs are also established with Pace Law School and Vermont Law School. In addition, students have the opportunity to continue their studies through the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (Ph.D.) or within the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (Doctor of Forestry & Environmental Studies – DFES). For more information please visit our website at: www.yale.edu/environment.
