Learn through experience - outdoors, in the community, in the classroom, around the world.
The Rubenstein School claims a storied history of preparing environmentally and socially responsible leaders, scientists, practitioners and advocates who understand the interdependence of people and healthy ecological systems. A science-based curriculum, focused on experiential learning, inspires students to apply knowledge to real world projects. Students graduate with the skills needed to make change and resolve complex environmental challenges.
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Experiential Learning
Do an internship, conduct research with faculty, take a service-learning or travel course, explore jobs in your field, study abroad.
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Events
- Fri Mar 22 RSENR PhD Dissertation Seminar & Defense: Courtney Hammond Wagner, "Governing Water Quality Limits in Agricultural Watersheds," Aiken 311, 3pm
- Mon Mar 25 RSENR PhD Dissertation Proposal Seminar & Defense: Adrian Wiegman, "A Multi-Scale Investigation of Phosphorus Dynamics in Historically Drained and Farmed Riparian Wetlands of Vermont," Johnson House 101, 2pm
- Tue Mar 26 UVM Costa Rica Study Abroad 2020 Info Session, Aiken 311, 10am
- Wed Mar 27 RSENR PhD Dissertation Proposal Seminar & Defense: Kenna Newcastle, "Direct and Indirect Impacts of Climate Change on Nitrogen Cycling in Alpine Ecosystems," Aiken 103, 10:30am
Contact Us
Rubenstein School
of Environment and Natural Resources
81 Carrigan Drive
Burlington, VT 05405
Call us: 802-656-2911
Email us: rsenr@uvm.edu