Environmental Engineering, Environmental Engineering Concentration, M.S.

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M.S., Environmental Engineering

A total of 39 credits (12 3-credit courses plus a 3-credit research project) must be completed to earn the master of science degree in environmental engineering. Nine courses, exclusive of the research project, must be selected from courses designated as environmental engineering. Three courses may be selected from outside the environmental engineering department. Enrollment in non-environmental engineering electives, other than those listed on the next page, requires approval of the program coordinator. Transfer credit from other institutions is permitted subject to Graduate School policy on transfer credit detailed elsewhere in this catalog.

Required Courses

Approved Environmental Engineering Courses (9 courses)
CE 690 - Research Project
Approved Electives (3 courses)

Concentrations in Environmental Engineering

Students may elect to pursue a sequence of courses in one of three areas of concentration, or they may tailor a program of study to meet specific individual needs or objectives within the constraints of the program. At the time of admission to the program, each student is assigned a faculty advisor to assist the student in formulating a program of study and identifying an appropriate research project.