MS in Environmental Engineering

University of Massachusetts Amherst College of Engineering

Location

United States of America (USA)

Study Format

On Campus

Course language

English

Study Fields

Environmental Science, Engineering

Degree

Master of Science (MSc)

Tuition Fee

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Program Description

The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department (CEE) at the UMass Amherst College of Engineering awards M.S. degree in Environmental Engineering through the Environmental and Water Resources Engineering Program. The research option is usually followed by students receiving financial support in a research or teaching assistantship (RA, TA). The coursework option is designed to be completed in 9 to 12 months; students pursuing this option receive no or partial financial assistance. Students who have been admitted into the program without an engineering baccalaureate must make up prerequisite coursework at the basic undergraduate engineering level to be eligible for the M.S. degree.

Faculty research interests include pharmaceutical contaminants in drinking water, climate risk management, earthquake engineering, green building technologies, intelligent transportation systems, transportation systems modeling, transportation safety, and sustainable water resources planning and management. We are renowned for interdisciplinary scientific research, including collaborations with the departments of Architecture, Electrical, and Computer Engineering, Geosciences, Mechanical, and Industrial Engineering, Microbiology, School of Management, and the School of Public Health.

About the School

Engineers are hardworking and driven. They seek to improve the world. At the University of Massachusetts Amherst, we empower our engineering students to realize their ambitions and to propel change. Here strong minds challenge the ordinary with ideas that are bigger, bolder — game-changing. From artificial neural networks and bio-inspired computing; to a new class of environmentally friendly polymer materials; to transformative water-treatment discoveries, our research is leading-edge and students have the opportunity to play a big part at the lab bench, in the field, and with technology transfer and building start-ups.