Requirements for the Degree of Master of Science in Environmental Engineering

Students who have completed the necessary STEM work can arrange their program of study to achieve focus in a topic area. Listed below is a typical program for a student in the thesis option and for a student in the non-thesis project option.

Plan I - Thesis Option

Fall Semester	EVEN 6315	Fund. of Water Quality Engineering	3
	EVEN 6308	Fund. of Solid/Hazardous Waste Eng.	3
	EVEN 6309	Fund. of Air Quality Engineering	3
	EVEN 6354	Environmental Management & Policy	3
			12
Spring Semester	EVEN 6319	Chem Prin/Envir Eng Design	3
	EVEN 6329	Env. Monitoring & Measurements	3
	EVEN 6318*	Env. Systems Modeling	3
	EVEN 6301*	Env. & Occupational Health	3
	EVEN 6305	Thesis - Proposal	3
			15
Summer Semester	EVEN 6305	Thesis	3
		Total	30

Plan II - Research Option

Fall Semester	EVEN 6315	Fund. of Water Quality Engineering	3
	EVEN 6308	Fund. of Solid/Hazardous Waste Eng.	3
	EVEN 6309	Fund. of Air Quality Engineering	3
	EVEN 6354	Environmental Management & Policy	3
			12
Spring Semester	EVEN 6319	Chem Prin/Envir Eng Design	3
	EVEN 6329	Env. Monitoring & Measurements	3
	EVEN 6318*	Env. Systems Modeling	3
	EVEN 6301*	Env. & Occupational Health	3
			12
Summer Semester	EVEN 6305	Report	3
Fall Semester	EVEN 63XX	Elective	3
	EVEN 63XX	Elective	3
	EVEN 63XX	Elective	3
			9
		Total	36

* EVEN 6318 and EVEN 6301 maybe substituted for with selected electives for students interested in specialization. Students may select a sequence of elective courses to emphasize air quality, water quality, solid and hazardous waste management, ecological engineering, environmental and occupational health, or environmental management information systems. Electives may be selected in the area of interest with prior approval from their advisory committee and the Environmental Engineering Graduate Coordinator.