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Masters research thesis:
A traditional two year research thesis program providing solid scientific background and knowledge to enter research positions or prepare for the PhD.

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Doctoral Program:
The Ph.D. program emphasizes interdisciplinary research into complex environmental issues, with projects supervised by faculty from more than one department.

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Masters for Professionals:
A one year (or part-time) non-thesis program designed to provide students and professionals a competitive edge to compete for positions in government, industry, and private-sector organizations, or to enhance thier current career.

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ESE students are planning the 2nd Annual Ecological Sciences and Engineering Symposium December 5, 2008.



Leila Nyberg, ESE PhD student studying impact of nanomaterials on the environment.




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Information for New Incoming Students

We are pleased to welcome you into the ESE program! Below are a number of helpful links and information to make your move to Purdue, and the start of your graduate studies in ESE, go smoothly.

Roster of incoming ESE Students Fall 2008

All New Students Should Read the Following Items in Detail

First. Welcome Packet (PDF) - Use the checklist! Read through the entire packet, please. Pay attention to Item #12 concerning course registration, and follow those steps outlined.

Second. What New Students Need to Know about myPurdue
(PDF)
Make sure your Purdue Career Account is working, and that you can login to SSINFO and/or myPurdue.

Third. Timelines and courses you need to register for 1st semester

PhD Timeline and course information (PDF)
MS Timeline and course information (PDF)
MS non-thesis Timeline and course information (PDF)

ESE Theme & Core Course Areas Curriculum Webpage

ESE Courses per Core Area for download and review (Excel file, last updated August 20, 2008, containing multiple worksheets – one for each core area)
In addition to courses listed within 6 core areas, there are several courses that may be of interest and relevant to your unique research area. Such courses can be identified with the help of your advisory committee.

New ESE students must register their first semester for:


Fourth. Registering for courses (do this online asap with input from your advisor!)
Registering - Adding courses to your schedule (PDF)
Registering - Common errors interpretation (PDF)
One Purdue Webpage for assisting students on the new system

Important Dates for Fall 2008:
All University Calendars
August 22 Fall Convocation for New Graduate Students - MUST ATTEND
Convocation - Loeb Playhouse - 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.
Information Fair & Light Breakfast - Stewart Center - 10:00-11:30 a.m.
Benefits Session - Loeb Playhouse - 11:00 a.m.-11:45 a.m.
For more information:
kokelley@purdue.edu


August 2008
August 25. Fall semester classes begin.
August 26. ESE Seminar course begins (see speaker schedule)
August 27. ESE Welcome party 4:30 - 6:30 at C4E offices.
August 29. Last day for late course registration

December 2008
December 5. ESE Symposium: Theme will be biomimicry.



Additional Information (overlaps with Welcome Packet)
Getting Started

Check out information on course registration, tuition, funding opportunities, health insurance, and more.


Relocation & Housing Information
Learn about housing opportunities, relocation resources, and community transportation. PDF file with additional information.

Community & Surrounding Cities Information
Explore Lafayette - West Lafayette, local schools, media, and surrounding cities.

Current ESE Students

Pertinent information, academic, professional development, financial, calendars, and additional links for all current students (provided by the Graduate School). Webpage

All University Calendars

Roster of current ESE students (prospective and incoming students may contact current ESE students for information)