Duke Environment Master's Degrees
The Master of Environmental Management is a flexible two-year professional master's degree for students who want to make an impact in meaningful careers at the intersection of policy, science and community.
On Campus
The SAF-accredited Master of Forestry trains foresters to work effectively on emerging frontiers in forest management, conservation and policy, with a skillset grounded in practical field skills and augmented by cutting-edge tools in geospatial analysis, multi-resource assessment and finance.
On Campus
The Duke Environmental Leadership Master of Environmental Management (DEL-MEM) degree offers mid-career working professionals the opportunity to continue their education, advance their careers and become leaders in their organizations.
Hybrid
Admissions Information
Learn about admissions requirements, the application process and deadlines for master's degree programs at the Nicholas School.
We invite you to connect with the Nicholas School to learn about our master鈥檚 programs, the admission process, what it鈥檚 like to be a student here, and how our alumni are making a difference in the world.
This collection of common questions covers an introduction to admissions, financial aid, and career and professional development for Nicholas School professional master鈥檚 programs.
Our tuition costs are determined annually, ensuring expenses are reflective of the current marketplace. Your return on the investment you make in our programs opens up a world of opportunities to effect positive change in the world.
We are committed to supporting our students in pursuing their environmental education and we work hard toward providing assistance through merit scholarships and/or need-based grants.
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