M.Sc. in Bioenvironmental Engineering, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey

Students can specialize in areas of study such as air pollution, bioremediation of environmental contaminants, environmental restoration, point and nonpoint source pollution, solid and hazardous waste treatment, surface and groundwater modeling, sustainable engineering, waste gas treatment, water and wastewater treatment, and controlled environment engineering.;Successful applicants are expected to have completed an undergraduate engineering degree from an ABET-accredited program or from a foreign institution with an equivalent program. The M.S. in Bioenvironmental Engineering from Rutgers University offers two plans: (a) 24 credits of coursework, 6 credits of research, and a comprehensive oral examination that includes the defense of a written thesis; or (b) 30 credits of coursework, submission of an approved critical essay, and a comprehensive oral examination.;I want to find another Master Course;Learning Goals;The overall educational goal of the Graduate Program in Bioenvironmental Engineering is to provide students with advanced training in the integration of engineering and the natural sciences with the goal of developing solutions to environmental and societal challenges. Students who earn a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Bioenvironmental Engineering will have:;Developed a broad, interdisciplinary understanding of complex environmental engineering processes, challenges, and design solutions under the principles of sustainability,;Developed advanced state-of-the-art technical competence in environmental engineering;;Conducted original research within a chosen sub-field of environmental engineering (thesis option), and;Developed the ability to effectively communicate scientific data, concepts, and challenges orally, in writing, and through the production of clear and compelling graphics (figures, tables, and schematics).