The Rubenstein School has a thriving and growing graduate program with approximately 128 graduate students between our Master's and Ph.D. programs. We are proud of our close-knit community that is characterized by high levels of engagement with undergraduate students, faculty, and staff in a vibrant learning-research atmosphere.
Graduate students interact frequently with their "hand-picked" Graduate Studies Committee to discuss the development and progress of their class work and research. Students interact with each other and the School's administration through the Rubenstein Graduate Student Association (RGSA).
Degrees, Concentrations and Certificates:
- Ph.D. in Natural Resources
- Ph.D. in Transdisciplinary Leadership, Creativity and Sustainability
- M.P.S. in Leadership for Sustainability (low-residency)
- M.S. in Natural Resources
with optional concentrations in:
- Aquatic Ecology and Watershed Science
- Environment, Society and Public Affairs
- Environmental Thought and Culture
- Forest and Wildlife Sciences
other options:
- Ecological Economics Graduate Certificate