A student earns the master's degree in earth and environmental sciences in passing to the Ph.D. by completing 24 hours of formal, didactic coursework and submitting an approved research thesis of at least six credit hours. Students select courses with guidance from their advisor and committee members and typically take courses in earth and environmental sciences, engineering, mathematics, chemistry, physics, and biology.
RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH (RCR) REQUIREMENT
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) training and RCRG 6303, RCRG 6304, RCRG 6305, RCRG 6306, and RCRG 6307
REQUIRED COURSES:
RESEARCH
EES 7999 Master's Thesis Research (0-6)

