Environmental Science Graduate Programs

Concentrations

Within the Master of Science degree program, students may choose between one thesis and two different non-thesis MS options: Master of Science Thesis, Master of Science Non-Thesis (Option #1), or Master of Science...

Concentrations

Habitat loss, global climate change, water and air pollution, ozone depletion, species invasions, loss of biodiversity, and the accumulation of toxic wastes are among the many environmental dilemmas our society...

Concentrations

Interdisciplinary, interdepartmental graduate degrees that involve faculty from multiple departments in URI’s College of the Environment and Life Sciences.

Concentrations

Interdisciplinary, interdepartmental graduate degrees that involve faculty from multiple departments in URI’s College of the Environment and Life Sciences.

Concentrations

The Department of Biology in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology (CSET) offers graduate studies leading toward the Master of Science (M.S.) in Biology. The M.S. degree is research-oriented and...

Concentrations

The program offers three concentration areas: environmental sciences, biology and chemistry. Within those concentrations, you will work directly with our faculty. You will develop the knowledge, skills, experience and credentials...

Concentrations

The M.S. in Natural Sciences program develops a broad-based scientific background in one of four tracks: Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geosciences. The program also develops the research skills necessary to...

Concentrations

The Department of Biology is committed to the study of living organisms through teaching, research, and public service. Biology is the study of living organisms at all levels. Because of the...