Graduate Certificate in Environmental Resource Policy (STEM)

George Washington University's environmental resource policy (ENRP) program offers a multidisciplinary approach to environmental and sustainability studies. The master of arts in ENRP prepares students to enter environmental policy careers in government, nonprofit organizations, the private sector, and environmental advocacy groups. ENRP is built on a curriculum that includes environmental economics, environmental law, public policy, research methods, and a two-semester environmental science course. The program blends theory and practical experience with a professional, client-oriented capstone project, academic credit for relevant internships and research, and a wide range of DC-based internship opportunities.

This is a STEM designated program.

Visit the program website for additional information.

Supporting documents not submitted online should be mailed to:

Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Office of Graduate Studies
The George Washington University
801 22nd Street NW, Phillips Hall 107
Washington DC 20052

For additional information about the admissions process visit the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences Frequently Asked Questions page.

Contact:

askccas@gwu.edu
202-994-6210 (phone)

Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday

Course List
Code	Title	Credits
Required
ENRP 6101	Environmental Sciences I: Physical Sciences
or ENRP 6102	Environmental Sciences II: Life Sciences
PPPA 6006	Policy Analysis
PPPA 6007	Microeconomics for Public Policy I
or ECON 6237	Economics of the Environment and Natural Resources
PPPA 6066	U.S. Environmental Policy
or PPPA 6140	Introduction to Environmental Law

If, by virtue of prior coursework, a student can demonstrate competency in all topics covered in a required course, another graduate course relevant to environmental policy may be substituted for that course. Permission of the Environmental Resource Policy Program Director or Director of Graduate Studies is required.