Ms. Yang received her B.S in Resource Prospecting Engineering from Southwest Petroleum University, China in 2017.
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A Focus On Practical Experience Instead of Research
Unlike traditional master's degrees, these degrees combine an interdisciplinary curriculum with business training and hands-on experience, enabling graduates to acquire a new "tool-set" for success in a business environment.
Dagmar Beck
Director
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Lindsey Hodge
PSM Program Administrator
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New focus area in Energy Data Management available now!
The Subsurface Geoscience program now offers a focus on data science and management - applications are being accepted now for study in fall 2018 or spring 2019. For more information, please read the official press release here.
Reminder: PSM Degree Program offers rolling admission
If you are interested in any of our programs and still want to find a spot for Fall 2018, don't hesitate to reach out to profms@rice.edu. We offer rolling admission and will accept applications as long as we have spots available.
There is no application fee and assistance is provided to manoever the application process.
Read this opinion article why the PSM degree is a good choice for students interested in careers in business and industry.
Ms. Yang received her B.S in Resource Prospecting Engineering from Southwest Petroleum University, China in 2017.
Mr. Nathan Stewart graduated from Lycoming College in 2017 with a B.S. in Physics, along with minors in Astronomy and German. While at Lycoming, he worked as a research assistant in the lab of Dr.
Carlos Solano
Class of 2013
Environmental Analysis and Decision Making
Mr. Solano received a Bachelor's in Physics with a minor in Mathematics from the University of Central Florida in 2010. As an undergraduate, he conducted research in nano-particle synthesis while at UCF, as well as micro-electronics research at Yale University in the summer of 2009.
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