Master of Science in
Environmental Science
Prepare for your career in the environmental field
Gain the advanced skills you need to envision solutions to the environmental
challenges we face now and in the future.
Pace University's 33–35-credit MS in Environmental Science program gives you the
technical skills to address environmental problems facing our planet.
Research opportunities exist in a range of fields including wildlife conservation,
forest ecology, environmental impact studies, and geographic information systems.
Students learn the skills needed to carry out independent research that addresses
today's pressing environmental concerns.
Our Faculty
Work hand-in-hand with renowned
faculty in our state-of-the-art lab facilities.
Conduct research locally or around the
globe, from South America to the reefs
of the Indo-Pacific Rim, from the Pacific
Ocean to the Long Island Sound.
Hands-on Experience
Our graduate students have the opportunity
to work with local and national environmental
organizations such as the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), Teatown Nature
Preserve, the Stone Barns Center, the
International Union for the Conservation of
Nature, the New York City Audubon Society,
the Bronx Zoo, and the American Museum
of Natural History.
Career Opportunities
Our MS in Environmental Science graduates enjoy fulfilling careers at companies and
agencies, including:
• American Bird Conservancy
• Bronx Zoo
• City of New York Parks
and Recreation
• The Environmental
Protection Agency
• Lockheed Martin Corporation
• National Park Service
• New York City Audubon
• New York City Department of
Environmental Protection
• Philadelphia Zoo
• United States Forest Service
• Wildlife Conservation Society
Learn more at www.pace.edu/envgrad.