A few key points about Environmental Humanities at Utah

• We offer generous fellowships - $17,000 plus full tuition benefit and subsidized health insurance.
• Students have office and community space in our historic building, itself walking distance to open space and wilderness areas.
• Our tight-knit student cohorts work with distinguished University of Utah faculty from the College of Humanities and across the campus.
• Students have personal interactions with notable environmental thinkers like Amitav Ghosh, George Handley and David Solnit.
• Interested students can receive summer funding for research projects, community internships and creative writing.
• We host several classes at the Taft-Nicholson Center amidst the 65,000-acre Red Rocks Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in Montana.
• We foreground career advising, job placement, and application to strong PhD and professional programs.