The Master of Environmental Studies (MES) program offers students a multitude of opportunities to get involved on campus and around the region. Take a look at just some of the professional and academic experiences available to you as Penn student.
Virtual information session
Penn's Master of Environmental Studies (MES) program director Siobhan Whadcoat hosts a virtual information session for students interested in this flexible, interdisciplinary program. The session highlights the curriculum, internship and research opportunities, Penn's focus on the environment, and the program application process.
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Meet Our Students
Environmental Podcasts
The MES Top 20
Student and Alumni Videos
Student handbook
For guidelines on getting started in the Master of Environmental Studies program, curriculum, policies, procedures, and more, please contact your program director or advisor. Note that our student handbook is currently being revised for the next academic year.
For information on Special Degree Programs offered through the Master of Environmental Studies, including academic requirements, program schedules, policies, and resources at Penn, please contact your program director or advisor.
Related links
Eager to learn more? Here are some helpful resources about Penn, our networks and beyond.
- Department of Earth and Environmental Science
- University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
- Morris Arboretum Internship Program
- Cartographic Modeling Lab at the Perelman School of Medicine
- University of Pennsylvania Fels Institute of Government
- Penn’s Center for the Advanced Study of India (CASI)
- Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
- Penn Program on Regulation
- Wharton Risk Center
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)Eastern Regional Research Center is located in Wyndmoor, PA. Students can work with dairy products and edible films.
