Falk School of Sustainability at Chatham University creates sustainability professionals to address local & global economic, social, and ecological issues.
The "seed" for the Falk School of Sustainability was planted with the tremendous gift of the 388-acre Eden Hall Campus from Eden Hall Foundation in May 2008. It then germinated with its first academic program, the Master of Arts in Food Studies, and continued with Master of Sustainability, with the realization that through the Falk School, Chatham can take on leadership in sustainability for the region and the world. Chatham's Eden Hall Campus will be the only campus in the world built from the ground up on the principles of sustainability. Our future carrying on the legacy of Rachel Carson, Class of 1929, has never looked brighter.
About Chatham University
Chatham University prepares students from around the world to help develop solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges. Consistently ranked among the top master’s level institutions in the Northeast by U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review, Chatham University is also ranked in the top five percent of graduate-intensive institutions nationally and experienced the fastest-growing enrollment in the Pittsburgh region over the past decade. Founded in 1869, Chatham University includes the Shadyside Campus, with the historic 39-acre Woodland Road arboretum and Chatham Eastside facility; and the 388-acre Eden Hall Campus north of Pittsburgh. For more information call 800-837-1290 or visit www.chatham.edu.
Bachelor of Sustainability
Master of Sustainability
Master of Arts in Food Studies
Executive Master of Sustainability Leadership
Food, Farm & Field
