Environmental Resource Policy - MA

Multidisciplinary Curriculum

ENRP offers a multidisciplinary curriculum that includes environmental economics, environmental law, public policy, research methods and a two-semester environmental science course. This STEM program teaches you to build policy on science-based evidence, an appreciation of economic incentives and a clear-eyed understanding of environmental law and politics.

Practical and Theoretical

Blend theory and practical experience with a professional, client-oriented capstone project, academic credit for relevant internships and research and a wide range of DC-based internship opportunities. Practice applying classroom concepts to real-world environmental policy issues and gain professional experience working in a group on an important environmental policy topic. 

A Location that Connects

Customize your curriculum around a set of eight required courses, with four electives in virtually any GW Department, as well as at Consortium Schools including American University, George Mason University and Georgetown University.  While a student, you can work or participate in internships at some of the most respected environmental think tanks, agencies and activist organizations.

The Environmental Resource Policy (MA-ENRP) Program at the Trachtenberg School offers a multidisciplinary approach to environmental and sustainability studies. This STEM Master of Arts program prepares you to enter environmental policy careers in government, nonprofit organizations, the private sector and environmental advocacy groups.