Students Success Hub

Student Success Hub

Whether you are a new or continuing student in the Environmental Policy and Management program, we have a host of resources available to help you as you navigate through your graduate school experience. This comprehensive student resource hub serves as your one-stop destination for all the support you need to succeed in your academic and professional journeys. From academic advising and course registration to funding and professional development, you'll find everything you need here.
Schedule an advising meeting Schedule a career counseling session
EPM Grad Program Canvas
Study space
Program Forms
Student Resource Guide
Oasis Advising

New students

Welcome to the EPM program at UC Davis. As you prepare to enter graduate school, we have developed comprehensive resources to help you through the process. In this section, you'll find information on the following topics:

  • Program timelines
  • Course registration
  • EPM New Student Orientation
  • Summer preparatory materials
  • Housing information
  • Advising
  • Resources for out-of-state and international students 

 

Learn more

EPM orientation photo of two students talking.
Aggie 201
EPM Student Handbook
Handshake Job Platform
Degree Requirements

 

Professional Resource Center

To support your professional development during graduate school, we have developed comprehensive resources to help you bridge the gap from academia to industry. From the Professional Mentorship Program and networking events to skill workshops and professional guides, you should find the tools you need here.

Professional Resource Center

To help support student professional development and train the next generation of environmental leaders, we have developed comprehensive resources to help you build your skills, connections and expertise needed to thrive in today's job market.

EPM alums Cheryl & Nick featured at the annual Job Fair

Mentorship Program

Research shows that mentorship is crucial for graduate student success and transitioning from academics into the workforce. EPM's Mentorship Program connects students with industry professionals to meet at least once a quarter.

Photo of people talking in a busy room

Job Board

Looking for a job or internship? Check out available opportunities on EPM's Job Board, updated weekly every Friday!

Job fair participants walking around the room.

Get Involved

The Environmental Policy and Management program supports three student organizations: Social Committee, Student Diversity Committee and the Association of Environmental Professionals at UC Davis. Getting involved in student organizations during grad school can help you build community and stay engaged.

UC Davis EPM staff and prospective students featured in front of the CA State Capitol
A person sitting in a field

Fund Your Studies

Learn more about the various opportunities to fund your graduate studies at UC Davis. This section reviews the types of funding available, including academic student employment, fellowships and student loans.
Learn more Academic Student Employment
Students discussing strategy for a design project

Advising

The EPM program has a comprehensive advising system in place to support students through their graduate school journey. In this section, you'll learn more about the key people involved in the program and their role in advising you.
Learn More Meet Our Advisors
Gears

Course Registration

The interdisciplinary nature of UC Davis allows students to register for classes across departments (and schools). Students in the EPM program have the opportunity to specialize in a topical area of interest related to their career goals and practicum project. In this section, you'll find information on how to select and register for courses.
Learn more View approved electives

Continuing students

Sean Treacy, Vanessa Buenrostro, Chris Dong and Alex Sanchez engaging the audience at the Environmental Policy Symposium on June 4, 2025.

Congratulations on completing your first-year in EPM! Now that you have most of the core courses under your belt, you have the opportunity to explore electives, concentrate on a specialization and prepare for the capstone Policy Clinic. Your second-year is also a great time to continue to build your professional networks, get involved in a student organization or professional association and identify a job placement strategy. In this section, you'll find more details about:

  • Policy Clinic
  • Enrolling in Practicum units
  • Finishing your Practicum
  • Graduation paperwork and timing

Learn more