The MA in Environmental Resource Policy at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & Public Administration, George Washington University, offers a multidisciplinary, STEM-designated approach to environmental and sustainability studies. The curriculum includes environmental economics, environmental law, policy, research methods, and two semesters of environmental science. Students complete required courses and electives, participate in capstone projects and internships, and are prepared for careers in government, nonprofits, private sector, and advocacy organizations. The Washington, D.C. location provides unique access to renowned think tanks, agencies, and advocacy groups. The program incorporates both theoretical and hands-on experiences and encourages flexible curriculum customization. Emphasis is placed on science-based policy, economic incentives, and legal frameworks.