Stanford University's Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources?

[strangepeace]

Hello,

I've been looking into various schools and programs focusing on the environment and climate change and came across the Emmett Program at Stanford University. Does anyone know how competitive the PhD admissions are (i.e. how many students they accept for their cohort)? And what kind of placement they have (academic, federal, NGO, private sector, etc.)?

Thank you in advance!

(cross posted with the Interdisciplinary Studies forum.)

[Vader Was Framed]

I'd be interested in the exact same information. Looks to be a great program, although I discovered it well after the Yale FES, Duke Nicholas, and Berkeley ERG's of the field. Not sure why it flew under the radar for me, seems just as robust but maybe newer?

[strangepeace]

I haven't been able to find much more information on the program besides what's on their website... It seems to be very under the radar for the field.

[Vader Was Framed]

Looking closer are their website, I believe the program begin in 2000 but more funding/approval was secured recently.

http://pangea.stanford.edu/programs/eiper/about/history