2018 Geosciences Graduate Showcase
Attention, potential graduate students! Our showcase will be held on the campus of Mississippi State University, 15-17 February 2018. You will have an opportunity to meet with professors and current graduate students, visit our laboratory facilities (Climate Laboratory, GIS Computer Lab), Dunn-Seiler Museum, and investigate the campus of Mississippi State, an SEC land grant institution designated by NSF as Mississippi's highest research productivity university.
We offer shared lodging, meals, and travel support. You can express your interest by completing this form.
Welcome from the Graduate Coordinator
Welcome to the Department of Geosciences at Mississippi State University! I hope you found this graduate program webpage because you are interested in the Geosciences.
We actively seek an academically strong and diverse class of graduate students for our Earth and Atmospheric Science Ph.D. program and our M.S. programs in Meteorology, Geography, Geology, Geospatial Sciences, and Environmental Geosciences. Our M.S. programs in Meteorology and Geospatial Sciences offer both thesis and non-thesis tracks. The non-thesis track programs are designed to provide students with a practical, advanced education with more coursework in the chosen discipline. These programs are considered terminal with no expectation of continuance into a Ph.D. program.
We also offer several non-thesis track distance learning M.S. programs, including Applied Meteorology, Environmental Geosciences, and Teachers in Geosciences.
Please visit our faculty pages to learn more about each professor’s research interests, and please feel free to contact faculty members or me if you have any questions. If you are considering us for your graduate education, I encourage you to submit your application no later than November 1, 2017 for a Fall 2018 semester admission, especially if you intend to apply for a graduate assistantship. I also recommend that you visit our Geosciences Department, MSU, and Starkville. We are currently finalizing our plans for a Graduate Recruiting Weekend, tentatively scheduled for February 2017. Graduate applications are reviewed when completed application portfolios are received by the department, and graduate assistantship decisions are normally made no later than March. We encourage all new students to begin their studies in the Fall semester, although Spring semester admissions will be considered in extraordinary circumstances.
Renee M. Clary, Ph.D., F.G.S.
Geosciences Graduate Coordinator
