Master of Science & Master of Education
Teton Science Schools Partnership
Program Overview
Combine your studies in the Rockies at Teton Science Schools graduate program with your studies at AUNE, and learn from two programs committed to sustainability.
This partnership allows you to combine graduate credits earned at Teton Science Schools graduate program and Antioch University to earn your MS in Environmental Studies, MS in Resource Management Administration, or MEd in Foundation of Education.
The MS in Environmental Studies offers concentrations in Advocacy for Social Justice and Sustainability, Conservation Biology, Environmental Education, and Self-Designed Studies. The MS in Resource Management Administration offers concentrations in Sustainable Development & Climate Change.
The MEd in Foundations of Education offers concentrations in Educating for Sustainability and Self-Designed studies, as well as several others.
Teton Science Schools Graduate Program
The Graduate Program is a unique combination of academic and practical educational training. Students spend their year of residency on the Kelly Campus of Teton Science Schools, in Grand Teton National Park. Graduates can earn transferable graduate credits from the University of Wyoming for their academic and practicum experiences.
MS in Environmental Studies
Earn your MS in Environmental Studies, with an Advocacy for Social Justice & Sustainability concentration:
- Transfer 3 graduate credits from courses at Teton Science Schools
- Earn 33 credits at Antioch University
- Intern anywhere in the world
- Contact: Abigail Abrash Walton, PhD, Director, Advocacy for Social Justice & Sustainability
Earn your MS in Environmental Studies, with a Conservation Biology concentration:
- Transfer 9 graduate credits from courses at Teton Science Schools
- Earn 27 credits at Antioch University
- Intern anywhere in the world
- Explore the Rockies and the White Mountains
- Contact: Mike Akresh, PhD, Director of Conservation Biology
Earn your MS in Environmental Studies, with an Environmental Education concentration:
- Transfer 12 graduate credits from courses at Teton Science Schools
- Earn 24 credits at Antioch University
- Intern anywhere in the world
- Teach in the Rockies & the Adirondacks, the Green and White Mountains, and along the Eastern coast
- Contact: Libby McCann, PhD, Director, Environmental Education
Earn your MS in Environmental Studies, with a Self-Designed concentration:
- Transfer 12 credits from Teton Science Schools Graduate Program courses.
- Earn 24 credits from Antioch University
- Design your own course of graduate study to launch your next professional steps
Decisions about which courses to transfer are made with an Antioch advisor upon admittance into the program.
Contact: Melissa Baptiste
This is a specialized program that may not be able to be combined with other specialized programs.
MEd in Foundations of Education
Earn your Master of Education with a Place-Based Education Concentration
- Transfer 15 credits from Teton Science Schools
- Earn 18 credits at Antioch University
- Immersion into the natural, cultural, and built environments to use as starting points to integrate all subjects areas
- Contact Paul Bocko MEd MS, Concentration Director
- Coursework and more information
Earn your Master of Education with an Educating for Sustainability Concentration
- Transfer 12 credits from Teton Science Schools
- Earn 21 credits at Antioch University New England
- Focus on the interdependence of environment, economy, and equity to integrate sustainability at any grade level and in any subject area
- Contact Paul Bocko MEd MS, Concentration Director
- Coursework and more information
Earn your Master of Education with a Self-Designed Concentration
- Transfer 12 credits from Teton Science Schools
- Earn 21 credits at Antioch University New England
- In addition to taking core classes, the student will create their own course of study with their advisor by choosing from courses available in a variety of Experienced Educator concentrations
- Contact Laura Thomas MEd, Director of Experienced Educators Program
- Coursework and more information
Decisions about which courses to transfer are made with an Antioch advisor upon admittance into the program.
Contact: Dana Kedziora, Admissions
”This is a specialized program that may not be able to be combined with other specialized programs.”