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2020-2021 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Geosciences, M.S.

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Degree Requirements

Early in their coursework, all students must select a thesis advisor or project director to direct their programs of study and help with course selections. Additionally, students should consult with faculty members to align their course of study with desired professional licensure and certification appropriate to their desired career trajectory - for example, either the American Institute of Hydrology’s Professional Hydrologist Certification, or the Association of State Boards of Geology’s Professional Geologist Licensure Examination.

Below is an overview of the degree requirements for specific program, concentration and track.

Concentrations

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