Environmental education and science communication

Applicants for the environmental education and science communication graduate certificate program must meet the following admission requirements:

• Education level: Bachelor's  
• GPA: 3.0  
• GRE: No  
• TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo: 79/6.5/115 (for applicants whose education was completed in countries where English is not an official language)
• Number of references: no references required  
• Other requirements: No

Program availability

Semester intake: Summer, Fall, Spring  

• Not eligible for international students who require F-1 or J-1 visa status

Deadlines: General application deadlines 

For more information, check the Graduate Certificate page.

Visit Graduate Admissions to learn more and start your application.

Program Coordinator, McCall Field Campus: Leslie Dorsey, ldsorsey@uidaho.edu  

Graduate Admissions contact: graduateadmissions@uidaho.edu, 208-885-4001 

Find in-depth information about this certificate, including tuition, housing, meals and insurance.  

Students pursuing a graduate certificate as a standalone program are not eligible for financial aid. However, students enrolled in a separate U of I graduate degree program may apply their financial aid or graduate funding toward a graduate certificate if they are pursuing both simultaneously.

For more information or to explore funding options, visit Financial Aid.

Contact ldorsey@uidaho.edu to learn more about your specific costs for the certificate. 

This program could be a good fit if you:

• Are already enrolled in a graduate degree program.
• Want to enhance your degree by gaining powerful hands-on experiences.
• Are excited to join a collaborative community of diverse learners.
• See your future as part of a professional network of scientists, researchers and leaders.

Graduate residents at the McCall Field Campus gain valuable professional experience and skills through coursework and a hands-on, field-based teaching practicum.

The practicum is conducted outdoors year-round, requiring graduate students to be prepared for all weather conditions. As part of the program, students will use Ponderosa State Park, which surrounds the McCall Field Campus, as their outdoor classroom.