School of the Environment
- Business and the Environment
- Climate Change Science and Solutions
- Ecosystems and Land Conservation and Management
- Energy and the Environment
- Environmental Policy Analysis
- Forestry
- Industrial Ecology and Green Chemistry
- People, Equity, and the Environment
- Self-Designed Specialization
- Water Resource Science and Management
The Master of Environmental Management curriculum draws from coursework in the natural and social sciences and focuses on the complex relationships among science, management, and policy. The purpose of the program is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of natural and social systems that can be applied to environmental and natural resource problem solving in a policy or management context. In addition to course work, students are expected to hone their capacities as leaders and managers through summer internships, professional skills courses, and other opportunities.
The MEM curriculum requires students to focus on an area of specialization, while still offering the flexibility to tailor their course programming in a way that exposes them to other disciplines and subject areas. This structure assures that students develop both depth and breadth in their course of study. Students can choose from more than 100 courses offered by F&ES faculty and have access to an even larger number of courses from across Yale University.
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