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The Sustainability Masters program at Harvard University is truly incredible. The program is through the extension school, which works wonderfully for those who have full time jobs and wish to pursue graduate studies. The professors are the best part of the program - they are so knowledgeable yet humble, caring, passionate, and supportive. I have learned far more than I originally set out to, and in many different areas of sustainability. Though I have not yet graduated, I can already tell that I will be very prepared to use my degree and knowledge upon graduating.
What I have enjoyed about my experience is that I have had the opportunity to learn, present, and study in such a historical place. What I have not enjoyed is feeling an overwhelming sense of competition among peers. What I hope to see change at Harvard is a sense of community with foundations of inclusivity and equality. I have enjoyed my experience because I made it what I wanted it to be. I was intentional about finding like-minded people, and professors who enjoy mentoring and joining organizations that pushed me to be a more productive member of society.
The coursework is engaging and useful if you want it to be. Only sign up for courses that either peak your interest or curiosity. Do not sign up because a well-known professor is teaching it and you want them to write a recommendation letter for you, they more than likely either will defer you to a teaching assistant or deny you. They have studied and published decades of work on a specific subject and are passionate about that subject. If you are not, you will find yourself bored, mentally checked out, and then burning out trying to make sense of it all before midterm and final assessments. The courses are rigorous.