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Environmental Science, Policy, & Management PhD - Berkeley Graduate Division Environmental Science, Policy, & Management PhD - Berkeley Graduate Division Environmental Science, Policy, & Management PhD Environmental Science, Policy, & Management PhD Find more information on the program’s website.
Environmental Science Policy & Management PhD The PhD program is the main graduate program in ESPM for students entering with or without previous masters degrees, though we also offer limited numbers of MS degrees in our specialized Master of Range Management and Master of Forestry programs.
The goal of the program is to provide both a strong disciplinary education and broadly based experience in cross-disciplinary communication and problem solving. To achieve this, the program leading to the PhD in environmental science, policy, and management requires that students complete three core courses and take additional coursework in the following three areas: area of specialization, research skills, and experiential breadth.
The disciplinary emphasis is the broadest academic area encompassing the student's interests. The three disciplinary emphases within the department are ecosystem sciences, organisms & environment, and society & environment. A student pursuing a strongly interdisciplinary program may study more than one of these disciplines in depth.
Specific coursework within each field will be chosen by the guiding committee in conjunction with the student and approved by the graduate mentor. The area of specialization is a narrower field within the context of the disciplinary emphasis.
Some examples of these areas are microbial community ecology, ecosystem function, arthropod population and community ecology, biological control of arthropods, arthropod biodiversity science, American environmental history and policy, international forest management, biogeochemistry, Mediterranean grassland ecosystems, remote sensing, and forest management, to name a few.
Prospective graduate students are encouraged to contact a potential PhD mentor directly prior to the application deadline. If possible, prospective graduate students should plan to visit the campus, department, and graduate program.
As part of their application, each student will be asked to identify one of the three disciplinary emphases (ecosystem sciences, organisms & environment, and society & environment) most closely associated with her/his interests. If you have questions about which emphasis to choose, please ask your prospective mentor. It is not uncommon for students in ESPM to be co-mentored by two professors, often with different disciplinary emphases.
The area of specialization is determined after entry into the program, in consultation with the guiding committee and PhD mentor.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at UC Berkeley. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Graduate Student Funding is funded by University of California, Berkeley Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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