Environmental Engineering (B.S.Env.E.)

The ABET accredited B.S. degree in Environmental Engineering addresses current issues found in natural, urban, and commercial systems, using engineering tools to identify problems and work towards sustainable solutions.

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As a student in the environmental engineering program, you'll learn how to use scientific insights from physics, biology and chemistry to understand and protect ecosystems and human health. You'll work on labs and programs like testing water quality, designing biotreatment reactors and conducting life-cycle analyses of re-use and recycling alternatives. Beyond the classroom, there are many opportunities for you to gain additional experience to complement your education, whether it's by completing an internship, working on research, or being involved with the student chapter of Florida Water Environment Association (FWEA).

Graduates from this program have job opportunities in water quality, waste water management, restoration projects, stormwater design, and more. The median pay for environmental engineers as of 2023 is $100,090 per year, according to the Occupational Outlook Handbook.  You'll also be prepared for further graduate study, such as a Master of Science in Engineering (MSE).
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Accelerate Your Future in Engineering

Fast-track your education and career with our Combined B.S. to M.S. Program in Civil Engineering. Designed for motivated students, this combined program lets you complete up to 9 graduate credits as an undergraduate, saving time and money. With concentrations in Sustainable Water and Construction Management, you will gain advanced technical skills, deepen your expertise, and stand out in a competitive job market. Whether you are aiming for leadership roles or seeking to make a greater impact in the field, this program will give you the edge you need.

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