Environmental Science, M.S.

The University of West Florida offers a Master of Science in Environmental Science through an online, non-thesis track designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in earth and environmental sciences. This program emphasizes real-time, synchronous learning, allowing students to engage directly with faculty and peers during scheduled lectures. The curriculum includes a core of 9 credit hours and 21 credit hours of electives, enabling students to tailor their studies to their interests. Key topics covered include geographic information science, soil science, coastal science, and environmental policy. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in environmental science, including roles as environmental scientists, GIS professionals, and urban planners. The program can be completed in approximately 24 to 30 months, providing flexibility for working professionals.