Graduate Program - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE M.S. in Environmental Engineering

Following the Association of Environmental Engineering Science Professors' resolution that the Master's Degree is the first professional degree level for environmental engineers, this 9-month degree has been designed for recent B.S. Engineering graduates, enabling them to rapidly enter the profession with the appropriate credentials. The Professional Practice M.S. is a broad-based program offering a terminal graduate degree.

Admissions Requirements:

1. Must hold an accredited undergraduate engineering degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0
2. Minimum GRE: Verbal - 450 Quantitative - 700 Analytical - 550 or 4.5
3. Three letters of recommendation, preferably from faculty with whom the candidate has worked

Degree Requirements:

Students are required to complete 30 credits of coursework, including a 3-credit practice-oriented project. Coursework consists of the following (exceptions to this schedule must be approved by the Director of the Program):

Fall semester

ENVE 300 - Environmental Engineering Chemistry I
ENVE 310 - Environmental Transport Phenomena -OR- CHEG 315 - Transfer Operations I
MCB 229 - Fundamentals of Microbiology
STAT 301 - Introduction to Applied Statistics -OR- STAT 320 - Applied Statistics
GEOL 234C - Introduction to Groundwater Hydrology
Spring semester

Spring semester

ENVE 321 - Environmental Physiochemcial Processes -OR- ENVE 301 - Environmental Engineering Chemistry II
ENVE 322 - Environmental Biological Processes -OR- CHEG 373 - Biochemical Engineering
CHEG 385 - Introduction to Air Pollution
ENVE 311 - Environmental Systems Analysis -OR- ENVE 388 - Groundwater Flow Modeling
CE 300 - Independent Design Project

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