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Engineering Sustainable Futures

The Department of Environmental Resources Engineering (ERE) is proud of many things: great students, great alumni, great faculty & staff, great courses, great research, and great service!

Top 5 reasons to become an engineer: 1) You'll have the power to make a difference! 2) You'll have great pay and job security! 3) You'll work with talented people! 4) You'll have many career options! 5) You'll plan and do cool stuff!

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We encourage you to learn more about our undergraduate program, our graduate programs. Browse webpages for our faculty, graduate students, and clubs to learn more about our courses, research, and service.

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Students and faculty joining our program are excited to engage in courses, research, and service to help meet the needs of the world and engineer sustainable futures.

Graduate and undergraduate students in ERE are engaged in research that advances knowledge in our 3 focus areas. Students are part of an intelligent, active, and friendly cohort with a vibrant and internationally recognized faculty. Students lead and serve in campus governance, clubs, and sports, and thereby nurture and build highly valued character traits. We have an EAC/ABET accredited Forest Engineering program and await the national release date of July 2013 for the ABET decision on our Environmental Resources Engineering program accreditation request. During the fall 2012 ABET visitation of our program we received only positive comments, so we expect a favorable decision. Student training involves a modern, hands-on, design-focused curriculum. We have dedicated laboratory spaces, advanced classroom technology, dynamic teaching approaches, and a suite of gorgeous and challenging field sites. We love our ERE program for its ability to provide the individualized training of a small college along with the big university features via our SUNY and Syracuse University partnerships.

A Leading Program

The Environmental Resources Engineering department engages in teaching, research and service to advance engineering practices to meet the needs of the world. With an innovative undergraduate curriculum and a wide variety of graduate courses, we provide outstanding opportunities for students to create and explore a host of educational opportunities. The Environmental Resources Engineering faculty have particular strengths in water resource engineering, ecological engineering, and geospatial engineering, though our flexible undergraduate curriculum allows students to also focus on other traditional civil engineering practices. Required coursework in the humanities and social sciences ensures a well-balanced educational experience for graduates entering professional practice in engineering or those moving directly on to graduate school. With more than 1,200 graduates now in engineering practice, this unique program offers a breadth of engineering science and design coursework unparalleled in the United States.

We invite you to explore our web site, contact us via ere@esf.edu, or come visit us to learn more about our program. We are developing engineering skills today for a better world tomorrow. Are you up to the challenge?

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State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
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