Prospective transfer students should contact the department for information on transfer credit policies. Environmental engineering faculty will utilize modern classrooms and laboratories, and incorporate sound teaching technologies, methodologies, and learning theory at the undergraduate level. Provide a new generation of environmental engineers with effective skills in water resource and environmental engineering project planning, design, and implementation, within the context of contemporary societal and global issues. Motivate undergraduate environmental engineering students to continue their education in graduate school and in lifelong learning. Faculty and students will be active participants in environmental engineering public policy formulation, professional activities, and public service.
All programs lead to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
In addition, the environmental option is dually accredited in both civil engineering and environmental engineering. Return to top of page Dual degree program with geomatics engineering A student may earn both the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and the Bachelor of Science in Geomatics Engineering degrees by satisfying the requirements of both degrees. The geomatics engineering curriculum is on pages 52-54. A list of courses required for the dual degree program can be obtained at the geodetic science and geomatics engineering departmental offices. The advanced professional program, leading to the degree Civil Engineer, provides an opportunity for advanced engineering study beyond the undergraduate level primarily for the graduate who desires to continue preparation for a career in civil engineering practice.