Course Overview

The Environmental Conservation Education (Graduate) program at New York University is designed to prepare students to address pressing environmental challenges through education and advocacy. Offered through the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, this program focuses on developing skills in environmental literacy, curriculum design, and community engagement to foster sustainable practices and conservation awareness.

Unique features include interdisciplinary coursework that combines environmental science with educational theory, as well as opportunities for hands-on fieldwork in urban and natural settings. Students engage with real-world conservation issues through partnerships with local and national organizations.

Career Prospects

Graduates are equipped to pursue roles in environmental education, policy advocacy, and conservation program management. They often work in schools, non-profits, government agencies, or environmental organizations, promoting sustainability and conservation initiatives.

Key Faculty and Staff

While specific faculty names for this program are not publicly listed in a centralized manner, the program is supported by experts in environmental studies and education within the Steinhardt School, known for its commitment to applied learning and research in sustainability.

Unique Facilities and Partnerships

The program benefits from NYU’s location in New York City, offering access to diverse urban ecosystems and partnerships with prominent environmental organizations. Students can engage with initiatives at local parks, museums, and conservation groups, as well as utilize NYU’s research facilities and global network for fieldwork and internships.