Hello,

The Dec. 1 primary deadline to apply for a MS degree in Environmental 
Observation and Informatics (EOI<http://go.wisc.edu/explore-eoi>) from the 
University of Wisconsin-Madison is coming up!

The EOI program focuses on technology and data in the conservation field. This 
is a great track for those interested in GIS, remote sensing, data science, and 
applied data. Think, developing skills to collect, analyze, and interpret 
important data about our planet that helps drive solutions for issues like 
resource management and climate change. We don’t just help you land a job with 
our MS degree – we develop leaders in the field.  Kickstart your journey to a 
meaningful career path today.

Why Choose the Program?

  *   Accelerated: Focus on furthering your practical skills and professional 
growth without the need for a lengthy timeline. Our program is a 15-month, 
32-credit curriculum, culminating in a final hands-on summer project
  *   Collaborative: Experience the benefits of a small cohort-based model, 
where you can learn and grow alongside a diverse group of peers while building 
strong professional connections

  *   Cutting-Edge: Purposeful coursework bridging technology and data with 
conservation and leadership, equipping you with the experience and tools needed 
for a successful career in environmental conservation
  *   Real-life Experience: Take your skills outside the classroom with a final 
Masters’ project. Our program staff will guide you in exploring your goals and 
connect you with an organization where you will complete your final project and 
gain valuable hands-on experience.

Where Can Your MS Degree Take You?
90% of our graduates perform geospatial analysis, working in the private, 
government, NGO, academia sectors and more.

Who Should Apply?
We welcome applicants from diverse disciplines with all levels of professional 
experience. Contact [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> or learn more 
about how to 
apply<https://nelson.wisc.edu/graduate/professional-programs/how-to-apply/> 
today.
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