Master of Science in Environmental Engineering

Missouri University of Science and Technology

Turn your passion for a healthier planet into a career that will benefit the world for generations to come. Whether you’re interested in helping clean the air, our drinking water, soil or natural systems, there is a path that is right for you. The environmental engineering graduate program offers a Master of Science degree (thesis and non-thesis options). This field is rapidly advancing to include many of today’s greatest challenges, such as sustainability, carbon emissions and limited water resources. Courses in S&T's environmental engineering graduate degree program focus on engineering analysis that incorporate the fundamental physical, biological and chemical characteristics of natural and engineered environmental systems, while putting these engineering solutions in the context of societal needs and the requirements of environmental laws. The department offers specialization in architectural engineering, construction engineering management, environmental, geotechnical, materials, structural and water resources engineering. All of the department’s programs prepare graduates to provide leadership in their careers by providing a strong foundation in the fundamental and applied engineering principles. Program faculty have diverse backgrounds including civil, environmental, mechanical, aerospace, architectural, and chemical engineering. All programs include strong design and research components, while having the flexibility to tailor curricula to individual needs. Faculty in all programs collaborate extensively with faculty and researchers from other departments, at Missouri S&T and elsewhere. The Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering Department’s motto is ''Change the World,'' and through our cutting edge educational programs and research, our graduates are well prepared to meet that goal.

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