The Master of Science in Environmental Science is intended for scientists and engineers who desire a broad technical knowledge of the environmental area.
Courses are usually available five evenings per week at the Newark campus.
Admission Requirements Applicants should have undergraduate degrees in the sciences, chemical engineering, environmental engineering, or related fields and have a minimum of one year of college chemistry and mathematics through calculus. Students who lack an appropriate background may be required to take additional courses in consultation with the Graduate Advisor. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is normally required for unconditional admission. Full-time students are required to submit GRE scores. Financially supported, full-time students need to complete a thesis as part of the 30 credit requirement.