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BA, MS, and PhD degrees emphasizing the interconnections of environmental science and decision making
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Our Program
We offer a broad, but rigorous, interdisciplinary education. Both the undergraduate and graduate degrees draw on courses and expertise from nearly twenty participating departments and other units on campus, emphasizing the earth and natural sciences as well as the social sciences and humanities. Students can also take advantage of many opportunities for less-formal "real-world" learning, including internships for class credit.
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Tundra Lab in the saddle of Niwot Ridge
Tundra Lab in the saddle of Niwot Ridge. View looking southeast. CC Meeting 2002. The Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) study area encompasses several thousand acres of tundra, talus slopes, glacial lakes and wetlands straddling the Continental Divide 35 miles northwest of Boulder. Its research facilities are operated by the CU Mountain Research Station, part of the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR). A number of ENVS faculty members are performing research on Niwot Ridge including Peter Blanken, Diane McKnight, Jason Neff, Diana Nemergut, Alan Townsend, James White, and Mark Williams. Photo: David Foster.
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Latest News
Jun 09, 2008
Paul Komor shares Nobel Peace Prize
ENVS faculty member Paul Komor is one of the recipients of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
Apr 16, 2008
Science/Medicine/Health Pacesetter: Joseph Ryan
Joe Ryan, a University of Colorado professor in engineering, has won the 2008 Pacesetter Award in Science for his work in water purification.
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Jun 09, 2008
Paul Komor shares Nobel Peace Prize
Apr 16, 2008
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