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Dec 04, 2024
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2024-2025 Graduate Catalog
Environmental Sciences (MS) - Professional Science Track
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Program Requirements
Complete 30 credits from at least nine courses including one communications core course; one environmental policy, law, and management core course; one quantitative analysis core course, two environmental sciences core courses, one business management core courses, one capstone course, and seven to nine credits of electives.
Capstone: Complete an internship as part of ENVSCI 798 .
Minimum grade: No courses with a grade below B may be applied toward the program. Students who earn a B- in two courses will be considered no longer in good standing and may be dismissed from the program. Students who receive a grade below C in any graduate course will be dismissed from the program.
Grading basis: Courses must be taken graded unless the course is only offered on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis.
GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required from all courses applied toward the program.
Residency: Graduate course credits earned at another institution, as a non-degree student, or in another department may only be applied to the program with approval from the thesis/project advisor and graduate program director.
Course level: No more than one course taken at UMass Boston at the 300/400-level may be applied toward the program with approval of the thesis/project advisor and graduate program director.
Statute of limitations: Seven years.
Communications Core (3 Credits)
Complete one from below.
Environmental Policy, Law, and Management Core (3 Credits)
Complete one from below.
Quantitative Analysis Core (3 to 4 Credits)
Complete one from below.
Environmental Sciences Core (6 to 7 Credits)
Complete two from below.
Business Management Core (3 Credits)
Complete one from below.
Capstone Course (3 Credits)
Electives (7 to 9 Credits)
Select courses and independent research hours to fulfill the 30 credit hour requirement.
Students may select from any of the courses above not already taken or from 600-level or higher courses approved by their faculty mentor.
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