MIT-WHOI Joint Program
- marine geology + geophysics
- biogeochemistry
- hydrology
- glaciology
- microbiology
- biological oceanography
- computational modeling
- marine conservation
- environmental chemistry
- chemical oceanography
- climate + climate impacts
- coastal processes
- physical oceanography
- remote sensing
Two institutions, one unrivaled graduate experience.
The MIT-Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program in Oceanography/Applied Ocean Science and Engineering offers a five-year doctoral degree.
Combining the strengths of a top research university (MIT) with one of the top oceanographic research institutions (WHOI), the program encompasses one of the largest enterprises devoted to oceanographic study in the world. Joint Program students have unparalleled access to scientists, classes, programs, and resources at both institutions. In addition, WHOI supports a world-class research fleet, providing students with ample opportunities to conduct their work at sea.
EAPS-affiliated Joint Program students pursue degrees in:
Questions?
The Joint Program produces people with the knowledge and skills to understand the Earth system, how climate works, and how to interact with and take care of it, now and into the future.
MicHAEL Follows – DIRECTOR, MIT-WHOI JOINT PROGRAM
