Master of Science in Natural Resources and the Environment

An M.S. in natural resources and the environment will prepare you for advancement or a new career that will allow you to make significant contributions toward local, regional and global challenges surrounding the use, management and conservation of our natural resources. UNH’s interdisciplinary program combines advanced research skills and training in the natural sciences, including ecology and biogeochemistry, with a fundamental understanding of economics, policy and resource management. This degree in natural resources and the environment is well suited to careers in the broad areas of environmental and social science consulting, sustainability, resource management, and environmental regulation, as well as doctoral studies. Our internationally recognized faculty and outstanding laboratory facilities make UNH the perfect fit for studies in this growing field. You’ll be able to pursue your research interests by specializing in one of five areas within the degree program: environmental conservation and sustainability, environmental economics, forestry, ecosystem science, or wildlife and conservation biology. Our main campus in Durham is located near the White Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean with access to a diverse array of terrestrial, marine and freshwater field sites. The university, which has earned the Carnegie Classification R1, is ranked among the nation’s highest-performing research universities and brings in more than 110 million in competitive external research funding each year.

POTENTIAL CAREER AREAS - Ecological, economic or policy research, Environmental consulting, Environmental education
Land-use planning, Parks and recreation management, Policy analysis, Regulatory agencies, Sustainable agriculture
Sustainable resource management

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