Now Accepting applications for MS in Environmental Studies–Environmental Education (EE)

Join the Antioch family! We’re now accepting applications for fall 2025 admission to Antioch University New England's (AUNE) Environmental Studies Master of Science with an EE concentration. You’ll gain professional skills, invaluable hands-on experience, and a lifelong network of environmental educators and friends. We’re committed to exceptional EE programming for youth and adults, anchored by the Antioch traditions of social justice and equitable, inclusive education. We’re proud of our faculty expertise in community engagement and resilience, culturally responsive education, conservation psychology, climate change education, evaluation, environmental communications, multiple ways of knowing, and other essential skill-building topics. Be part of the only NAAEE-accredited program on the East Coast, located in a beautiful setting where you can directly apply your learning in ways both enlightening and impactful. We also offer assistantships in such areas as culturally responsive evaluation, community engagement, food justice, and community garden education. Contact Libby McCann, Faculty & Director of Environmental Education, for details: emccann@antioch.edu

AUNE has a celebrated track record of graduates who serve as leaders and change agents in urban and rural contexts across the globe; strive for environmental justice; reinvigorate environmental and science education in nonformal and formal settings; guide communities in planning for climate change; and promote sustainable, just, inclusive practices in a variety of EE organizations, nonprofits, agencies, schools, and businesses.