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Environmental Engineering

Since employment opportunities for environmental engineers are projected to grow faster than average over the next ten years, engineering students graduating in environmental engineering can look forward to excellent job opportunities. The field of environmental engineering continues to grow in large part due to the acceptance of environmental engineering as its own area of specialty. There is also a growing demand for environmental engineers that clean up existing damage and hazards and as corporations require assistance meeting environmental regulations. The demand for qualified environmental engineers will continue growing as public health concerns increase and as people begin focusing more on preventative environmental care.

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Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering

Master of Science in Environmental Engineering

Doctorate in Environmental Engineering

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Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering

The Environmental Engineering degree program offers students a sound education in engineering with special emphasis being placed on utilizing policies and procedures that will enrich the environment and it's natural residents. This program includes the following courses: environmental compliance, air pollution, engineering math, thermodynamics, principles of fluid mechanics, elasticity and plasticity, and more.

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