Academic requirements
Although specific GRE/GMAT and GPA thresholds are not published for this program, admission decisions are generally based on the overall academic record and application materials submitted by candidates.
Environmental Earth Science at Tulane University combines core training in the natural sciences with applied study of Earth systems, including water, climate, and environmental geology. You’ll build skills used in environmental science and related policy and research careers, including GIS and data-driven analysis.
The Environmental Earth Science program at Tulane University offers a comprehensive education that merges foundational training in the natural sciences with practical applications related to Earth systems. This includes an in-depth exploration of water, climate, and environmental geology. Students will develop essential skills applicable to careers in environmental science, policy, and research, including proficiency in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and data-driven analysis.
Core areas of study include:
Capstone experience: The program typically culminates in a significant project, research experience, or a senior-level synthesis course. For detailed information, students should refer to the current degree plan provided by Tulane University.
Although specific GRE/GMAT and GPA thresholds are not published for this program, admission decisions are generally based on the overall academic record and application materials submitted by candidates.
English proficiency requirements may vary based on the applicant's profile. It is advisable to check Tulane’s official admissions guidelines for the most current policies.
Tip: Emphasize any relevant coursework in science or mathematics in your application and personal statement to strengthen your profile.
Graduates of the Environmental Earth Science program are well-equipped for a variety of career paths in fields such as environmental consulting, policy-making, research, and conservation. The skills gained in GIS, data analysis, and environmental science provide a strong foundation for those looking to make a meaningful impact in addressing environmental challenges.
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