Through participatory practice as the best way to advocate for just, equitable communities, you will gain the experience-driven, knowledge-enhanced, holistic understanding of the complex interactions that lead to environmental problems, and draw from a range of disciplines and engage diverse stakeholders to identify and implement sustainable best strategies and solutions that serve the many and not the few. The Master of Science in Sustainable Environmental Systems (SES) is one of the nation's most innovative, interdisciplinary, systems-based sustainability programs. The 40-credit, STEM-designated Master of Science in Sustainable Environmental Systems, offered in the evenings at Pratt's School of Architecture on the Brooklyn campus, is designed to meet today's increasing demand for environmental professionals. Students learn the interdisciplinary skills and systems-thinking approach needed to assess contemporary environmental issues, catalyze innovative environmental problem-solving, uphold environmental and social justice, and engage diverse stakeholders in designing and developing sustainable plans, policies, and communities. Graduates are prepared to take on a range of roles as environmental designers, policy analysts, sustainability consultants, low-impact developers, researchers, and advocates, collaborating with environmental scientists, policymakers, and communities. The SES program is unique in its combination of science, design, and policy. By uniting a foundation of theoretical and technical core courses with innovative mini-courses, the program offers a uniquely comprehensive curriculum that fosters exposure to cutting-edge practicing professionals. The program encourages students to closely examine the relationships between the environment, policy, and systems design.