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Environmental Engineering Policy and Planning

Master's

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Application Deadlines

Fall: April 15
Spring: n/a
Summer: n/a

School/Department

Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
Civil and Environmental Engineering

Program Director

Mary Davis

Contact

gradadmissions@tufts.edu

Location

Medford/Somerville

Format

On-campus

Commitment Options

Full-time
Part-time (Daytime)

Average Duration

18-24 months

Credits

Tuition per Credit

$1797

Eligible for Aid/Scholarship

Yes

Overview

The MS in Environmental Engineering Policy and Planning is a joint master's degree offered by the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning and Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Program Outcomes

As a student in the MS in Environmental Engineering Policy and Planning, you'll gain technical engineering skills as well as the knowledge and training of a policy and planning professional.

Application Requirements

Application Fee
Transcripts (unofficial may be uploaded to the application. If admitted, official transcripts must be sent)
Resume/CV
3 Letters of Recommendation
TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test scores, if applicable (for exceptions, see Requirements and Policies)
Personal Statement
- In 3-4 double-spaced pages or up to 1000 words, please explain your motivations and purpose for applying to study at Tufts UEP and Economics departments. Please include the following:
  - What previous experiences have brought you to the decision to apply for graduate study?
  - What are your motivations to apply at this time and what do you hope to do after graduate study at Tufts UEP and CEE?
  - What specifically about Tufts UEP and CEE departments (faculty, curriculum, courses, location, mission, etc) will support your growth from your current set of experiences to your next steps?