One year of introductory physics with laboratory. One course of elementary statistics. Admission to the D.Env program is made through recommendation of the core faculty who review the applicant's file as a Committee of the whole and by concurrence of the Program Director and the Graduate Division of the University. Return to top . Most students who are enrolled in the Program on a full-time basis receive financial aid of some kind.
Additional aid is also available on a competitive basis through a range of campus programs.
Second year students usually receive research assistantships in conjunction with research performed in the Problems Courses. Since the number of tuition waivers are usually very limited, we encourage foreign students to apply for financial aid and extramural support. A high percentage of internships lead to permanent positions for ESE graduates. Full-time status is required for students who receive financial aid, and during the Problems Course year.