Applicants to MENG in Environmental Engineering: Must hold an accredited undergraduate (Bachelor of Science) degree in engineering or related field (e.g. Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Geology). Students with non-engineering degrees should take the following courses or demonstrate proficiency in Fluid Mechanics, Differential Equations and 1 year of Chemistry prior to matriculation. Note, the MENG degree is not designed to provide a path to licensure for non-Engineering degree holders.
Master of Engineering Requirements: 4 MENG core courses (includes capstone project) + 6 technical environmental engineering courses (30 Credits)
MENG Program Required Courses:
- ENGR 5311 – Professional Communication & Information Management
- ENGR 5312 – Engineering Project Planning & Management
- ENGR 5314 – Advanced Engineering Mathematics or ENVE 5320 – Quantitative Methods for Engineers
- ENGR 5315 - MENG Capstone Project – Students are encouraged to work on a company-sponsored project
Environmental Engineering Concentration Electives: (choose 6 courses)
- ENVE 5210 – Environmental Engineering Chemistry I
- ENVE 5240 – Biodegradation and Bioremediation
- ENVE 5252 – Environmental Remediation
- ENVE 5310 – Environmental Transport Phenomena
- ENVE 5311 – Environmental Biochemical Processes
- ENVE 5330 – Probabilistic Methods in Engineering Systems
- ENVE 5331 – Predictive Analytics for Scientists and Engineers
- ENVE 5530 – Environmental Site Investigation
- ENVE 5810 – Hydrometeorology
- ENVE 5811 – Hydroclimatology
- ENVE 5812 – Ecohydrology
- ENVE 5821 – Vadose Zone Hydrology
- ENVE 5830 – Groundwater Flow Modeling
- ENVE 5850 – Sustainable and Resilient Water Governance and Management
- AH 5275 – HAZWOPER
Your Plan of Study is determined by your catalog year. Please use your Advisement Report or Academic Requirements Report in StudentAdmin to determine your catalog year.