The environmental and natural resource fields are evolving rapidly, requiring professionals who can adapt, collaborate, and apply interdisciplinary knowledge to complex challenges. The online M.S. in Environment, Natural Resources & Society (ENRS) at the University of Wyoming prepares graduates to become innovative leaders in conservation, sustainability, resource management, and policy.
Designed especially for working professionals and career changers, this flexible program allows you to advance your expertise while balancing other commitments.The program will support you to:
The environmental and natural resource fields are evolving rapidly, requiring versatile, interdisciplinary professionals who can navigate complex challenges. The Master of Science in Environment, Natural Resources & Society (ENRS) at the University of Wyoming is a fully online graduate program designed to prepare you for leadership roles in a range of environment and natural resources fields.
The ENRS curriculum is designed to develop leaders and problem-solvers in the environmental sector. Through coursework and applied projects, you will:
COURSES YOU'LL TAKE:
Foundations in environmental and natural resource studies,
collaboration, and applied problem-solving
Tailor your coursework to your career goals with classes in
collaborative practice, law and policy, global issues, and more.
Complete a project that address a real-world environmental and natural resource issue as
an alternative to a traditional thesis.
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Objectives – Describe your academic and professional goals and how this program aligns with your career trajectory.
Experience – Summarize your educational background, professional experience, and any relevant projects, research, or applied work.
Program Interest – Explain your interest in this online graduate program and how it supports your development. If applicable, identify specific topics or areas of study you wish to explore.
Other (Optional) – Applicants may also include any additional information that provides context for the application, including non-traditional, practice-based, or other learning pathways that demonstrate readiness for graduate study.
International applicants must satisfy specific admissions requirements. See UW Admissions and the International Students and Scholars office for more information.
The demand for environmental professionals is growing across nonprofits, government
agencies, private industry, and research organizations. With an MS ENRS, you could:
Manage public lands, parks, and wilderness areas.
Advocate for environmental protections at local, state, and national levels.
Engage communities in conservation efforts and sustainability initiatives.
Communicate scientific research to policymakers and the public.
Potential Job Titles
Natural Resources Policy Consultant
Urban & Regional Planner
Conservation Manager
Environmental Educator
Stewardship Coordinator
Research Scientist
Top Employers
Bureau of Land Management
National Geographic
The Wilderness Society
Colorado Parks & Wildlife
Teton Science Schools
(Real job titles and employers of Haub School alumni)
The M.S. in Environment, Natural Resources & Society at the University of Wyoming prepares you for a meaningful career—on your terms.
Preferred application deadline July 15th'
'Fall semester begins August 25th'
Apply Now to take the next step toward becoming a leader in environmental and natural resource fields.
Have Questions About the Haub School? Contact us at haub.school@uwyo.edu or (307) 766-5080.