Program Overview

University Program Information

The University of Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability offers various programs for students.

Academics

The school provides a range of academic programs, including:

• Master of Science
• Master of Landscape Architecture
• Doctoral (PhD)
• Dual-Degree Programs
• Graduate Certificate Programs
• Undergraduate Program
• Courses
• Online Learning

Research and Impact

The school focuses on research areas such as:

• Sustainability Themes
• PhD Profiles
• Student Research
• The Centers, Institutes + Initiatives
• Faculty Profiles
• Labs

Course Descriptions

One of the courses offered is EAS 581.001 - Advanced Climate and Sustainability Education.

Course Details

This seminar is open to undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students from all U-M schools and colleges. The goal is to provide recommendations for interventions to implement and ensure climate anxiety is turned into action.

Course Objectives

As a result of the seminar, students will be able to:

• Identify a range of climate emotions that can foster or hinder mitigation/adaptation action
• Develop their own/others coping and resilience in the face of these emotions through a range of interventions

Course Information

• Course Term: Fall 2025
• Credit Hours: 2
• Specializations: Behavior, Education, and Communication
• Sustainability Themes: Climate + Energy

Student Services

The school offers various services to support students, including:

• SEAS and PitE Student Center
• Career Services
• Financial Aid
• Academic Advising
• Student Organizations
• Student Development
• Forms, Handbooks + Policies
• Quick Links

News and Events

The school has a news section that includes:

• Community Highlights
• In the Media
• Stewards Magazine The events section includes:
• Co-Sponsorship Form
• Submit Event
• Admissions Webinars
• Gallery

About the School

The School for Environment and Sustainability is located at the Dana Building, 440 Church Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48109.

School Information

The school has a collective impact committee, leadership, and administrative departments. It also has facilities and locations, and is involved in community impact and engagement. The school has an art and environment gallery and acknowledges its history and land acknowledgement.