Ph.D. in Earth and Environmental Sciences - Glaciology & Forest Ecosystem Biogeochemistry

Academic Overview & Description

Doctoral research conducted through the EOS Institute investigating Greenland and Antarctic ice sheet radar sounding, temperate forest carbon flux towers, and groundwater watershed nitrogen dynamics.

Funding & Financial Support

Funding Award

Full graduate research assistantships $30,000/year plus tuition remission

Tuition Rate

Covered by assistantship

Application Fee

$65

Admission & Candidate Requirements

Academic GPA

Degree in geosciences, environmental science, physics, or chemistry with GPA 3.0+

English Language

TOEFL 80+

Standardized Exam

GRE optional

Application Materials

Statement of purpose and CV

Letters of Recommendation

Three recommendations

Institutional Guidance

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