Bachelor of Science in Engineering: Environmental Engineering
Environmental engineers work in industry, government
(federal, state, tribal, county, city), and consulting sectors, performing work
with:
- air and water quality
- pollution control and management
- solid, hazardous, and radioactive waste
management
- environmental regulations
- toxicology and risk assessment
- microbiological processes
Degree requirements
To earn this degree, you must complete a total of 131 credit
hours:
- at least 35 credit hours of liberal studies
requirements
- at least 56 credit hours of pre-professional
requirements
- at least 55 credit hours of major requirements
- elective courses, if needed, to reach an overall
total of at least 131 credit hours
Academic catalog
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catalog for full details on this degree.
Additional details
Your degree progression plan tells you what courses you take each semester; see the progression plan flow chart showing prerequisites and how courses build on one another.