Environmental Education
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Who Should Apply?

The program is designed for:

- Individuals who want to pursue a career in
environmental education, including work in
environmental education centers, museums,
or nonprofit organizations whose misssion
includes environmental education;

- Environmental educators who want to
deepen their knowledge and professional
standing in the field;

- In-service teachers who want to learn
more about addressing environmental
issues in (and outside) the classroom.

Program requirements are flexible and
designed to give you the opportunity
to create a challenging interdisciplinary
program that meets your interests,
reflects your prior experiences, and
focuses on your professional goals.


Program-Related Links


Faculty in the Program - Profiles

Eleanor Abrams
Scott Fletcher
Mimi Becker
Dave Burdick
Tom Lee
Barry Rock

 

 

 

M.A. in Environmental Education

The quality of our environment is a central concern in the world today - and so is the need for individuals throughout society to understand the issues we all face regarding the sustainability of our planet. The demand for well-trained teachers and related professionals educating people about environmental issues in elementary and secondary schools, in college classrooms, in science and nature centers, and at work continues to grow. The UNH M.A.Progam in Environmental Education is dedicated to preparing educators who can effectively promote awareness, knowledge, and constructive participation in deliberation over the important environmental questions that we face.

Our program has flexible requirements and gives students the opportunity to work closely with an advisor to create an individualized course of study that meets their interests, reflects their prior experiences, and focuses on their professional goals.Students apply during the fall or spring terms and begin the program with an intensive four-week Summer Institute. The program also includes a field-based Practicum where students are given the opportunity to implement their educational ideas through a mentoring program at one of a variety of local environmental and educational organizations.


More Information

About the Program
Learn about our Mission and Goals
Program Planning
Here you will find out what happens after admission to the program.
Admission Information
How to become part of the program
Practicum
The capstone experience of the program
Summer Institute Pages
View the pages created by our students in this year's (and past year's) Summer Institute
Financial Aid

 

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