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University of Chicago, MS, Environmental Science and Policy

University of Chicago
 United States

 

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Full-time September years: 2
Chicago Harris and the Argonne National Laboratory have partnered to offer the Master of Science degree in Environmental Science and Policy. The broad objective of the program is to provide students with a solid foundation of the science underlying important environmental policy issues, and the applied learning opportunities to deepen their understanding of various subjects.

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The University of Chicago situated in Chicago’s Hyde Park community near Lake Michigan, offers a rich campus life in a big-city setting. The campus is 217 acres; and has a designated botanic garden since 1997. The campus is a blend of traditional English Gothic style and award-winning modern buildings designed by renowned architects.