Join the Fall 2024 EH cohort!
Our fully-funded master's program at the University of Utah offers an innovative interdisciplinary, research intensive, and community engaged curriculum designed to give students the skills they need to build meaningful solutions to a range of complex environmental and social issues. Environmental Humanities students use scholarly and creative forms to study climate change, ecologies, toxicity, Indigenous Lands protection, environmental justice, the atomic west, air quality, water, energy transitions, and more.
Check out our website and social media, read about our students and alumni and reach out with questions. Applications are due Jan 15 for the Fall 2024 cohort.
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