University of Michigan - Ann Arbor — School of Natural Resources and Environment

http://www.snre.umich.edu/prospective_students/peace_corps

Program Type:

Coverdell Fellows

Department:

School of Natural Resources and Environment

Degrees Awarded:

Landscape Architecture (MLA), Natural Resources and Environment (MS)

Admissions Deadlines:

January 5 - but we continue to accept applications through April until the incoming class is full.

Admissions Cycle:

Fall Admission only: Online application and supporting documents due January 5; Decisions made February/March; Visit Day for Admitted Students late March; Commitment to join program (to accept tuition stipend) May 1. (Cycle differs if application and supporting documents are submitted after January 5.)

Program Start:

Fall Admission only - Orientation begins the end of August

Program Founded:

December, 2006

Benefits

Tuition stipend

Description

UofM School of Natural Resources and Environment offers two masters degrees: an MS in natural resources and environment and an MLA in landscape architecture. MS program students may specialize in one of six fields of study:

• Behavior, Education and Communication
• Conservation Ecology
• Environmental Informatics
• Environmental Justice
• Environmental Policy and Planning
• Sustainable Systems

Landscape architecture students have two programs to choose from:

• Three-year accredited M.L.A. degree
• Two-year program for those interested in obtaining a second degree in landscape architecture at the masters level, practicing landscape architects seeking advanced education, and those interested in pursing a doctoral degree

Many of our students also pursue dual degrees with other departments at the UofM, such as Business, Engineering, Law, Public Health, Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Russian & East European Studies.

 

Requirements

Must have a US bachelor degree or equivalent. Please visit: http://snre.umich.edu/prospective_students/apply_now for application details.

For inquiries about Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program, call 855.855.1961 x1440.