Environmental Engineering, B.S.
Environmental engineers are distinguished from other environmental professionals through their focus on problem solving, design and implementation of technological or management systems.
Environmental engineers search for creative and economical ways to use resources efficiently, limit the release of residuals into the environment, develop sensitive techniques to track pollutants once released and find effective methods to remediate spoiled resources. They serve as the vital link between scientific discovery, technological development and the societal need for protecting human health and ecological integrity.
In the coming decades, environmental engineers will increasingly be called upon to address broader issues of environmental sustainability by minimizing the release of residuals through altered production processes and choice of materials; by capturing the resource value of wastes through recovery, recycling and reuse; and by managing natural resources to meet competing societal objectives.
The Environmental Engineering program at ý is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of .
What Can You Do With An Environmental Engineering Degree?
Upon graduation, you might become: