Gannon University
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering
Erie, USA
DURATION
4 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
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STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering focuses on the application of engineering principles to improve and maintain the environment. You'll study water quality, waste management, and pollution control, gaining essential skills for addressing environmental challenges.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in environmental consulting, government agencies, or non-profit organizations. Potential roles include environmental engineer, sustainability consultant, and water resource manager.
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Introduction
Discover solutions to change our world with an Environmental Engineering degree from Gannon University
Gannon's Environmental Engineering program takes learning outside the classroom. With the university's proximity to Lake Erie, students gain ample hands-on experience in the field. Pursue a practical and real-world education to become a future environmental leader with a career that gives back to the community and leaves the world a better place.
- Gain practical experience, taking classroom learning outdoors.
- Only ABET-Accredited environmental engineering program in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
- Collaborate with real-world agencies and organizations on research, internships, and project opportunities.
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Curriculum
Inspire your academic success
Gain real-world knowledge through key environmental engineering courses including:
- Water Quality Lab: Use equipment and techniques to assess quality parameters of surface and groundwater.
- Environmental Toxicology Lab: Gain experience collecting and analyzing air, water, and soil samples. Activities have included conducting water quality monitoring onboard the research vessel, The Environaut.
- Water and Waste Water Treatment Lab: Study an engineering approach to water quality protection and the principles and design of systems for treating municipal drinking and wastewater.
Program Outcome
Learn to Lead the Way in Environmental Engineering
- Learn fundamental science and engineering principles to understand environmental systems and human impact.
- Apply scientific and engineering theories to real-world problems, such as water quality issues in the Great Lakes region, human health risks from airborne contaminants, and more.
- Experience internships, service-learning projects, field experiences, and career exploration.
Career Opportunities
Achieve the possibilities
- According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for environmental engineers is $87,620.
- Complete internships in various industries prior to graduation, including opportunities at engineering consulting firms and Wabtec Corp.
- Participate in field trips, internships, and senior design projects through the program's strong ties with local industry and governmental agencies.
- Approximately 90% of environmental engineering graduates are employed in the field one year after graduation.