All applicants must hold an undergraduate or higher-level degree and have completed the following courses:

Calculus, at least one semester of college-level
General Chemistry, at least one college-level course
Life and physical science totaling at least four college-level courses, which could include biology, chemistry, environmental science or physics.

Applicants with a non-Bachelor of Science undergraduate or postgraduate degree may be considered if applicant has completed the above coursework prior to applying.

The department may require applicants who lack an adequate background in mathematics, chemistry, and/or science to take additional courses prior to being admitted into the program or continuing in the program. Additional admission requirements may be set by the department upon review of the applicant's academic and professional preparation.
Official Transcripts of all colleges and universities attended
A letter of intent (approximately 1.5 pages) describing the candidate's background, career goals, and interest in the program
Two letters of recommendation attesting to the candidate's ability to succeed in the graduate program based on previous academic and/or professional performance.
the minimum GPA is 3.0.
The GRE is not required for admission into the Environmental Science Master's Program.
Require a minimum score of 79 internet-based (IELTS Overall Band Score of 6.5).