To enable students to tailor the program to best meet their needs and interests, there are options for four concentrations within the bachelor's degree program in Environmental Engineering, as listed and described below.

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Contaminant Transport and Control Processes: providing you with an in-depth understanding of both engineered and natural processes controlling contaminant behavior and remediation techniques

Environmental Engineering Biotechnology: familiarizing you with biological and microbial aspects of ecology and pollution control

Water Resources and Water Quality: enabling you to develop engineered solutions to mitigate the effects of droughts and floods and to clean up contaminated rivers, streams, and groundwater

Environmental Facilities Design and Construction: preparing you to develop and engineer the systems for air, water, and wastewater purification