Our science-based curriculum recognizes the interdependence of people and healthy ecological systems. Rubenstein School programs focus on experiential learning and inspire students to apply knowledge to real-world projects. Our graduates gain the skills needed to make change and resolve complex environmental challenges.
Degrees and Programs
Hands-on learning, outstanding faculty, an innovative curriculum, and state-of-the-art research come together in our extraordinary outdoor laboratory and on-campus facilities. We provide a personalized experience for our tight-knit student community.
Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs
Beyond the classroom
Surrounded by diverse wildlife habitats, mixed forests, fertile valleys, fresh water, and mountains, Vermont is among the best places to study the natural environment.
Our FacilitiesBeyond the classroom
Surrounded by diverse wildlife habitats, mixed forests, fertile valleys, fresh water, and mountains, Vermont is among the best places to study the natural environment.
Our FacilitiesBy the numbers
- nearly half our courses include field study
- over 90% of our seniors report having an internship or other experience-based learning opportunity
- 14 UVM forests and natural areas, including the summit of Mt. Mansfield
In the news
Rethinking the Future: Vermont Summit Inspires New Conversations Across Sectors
More than 70 Vermont High Schoolers Attend YES! Summit, Take Home Environmental Action Steps
New Vermont Climate Assessment: A Warmer, Wetter Climate Is Reshaping Life Across the State
Q&A: Alum Charlie Nicholson Reflects on Bees and the Flounder
Combating invasive species at Winston Prouty: Simon Rae restores native habitats in Brattleboro
UVM Study Reveals How Lake Trout Embryos Acquire Thiamine in the Wild
