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Graduate Studies in Environmental Resources Engineering
M.S., M.P.S. & Ph.D.
ERE graduate students apply science and engineering to the conservation, restoration, holistic development, and improved utilization of the natural environment and its related resources. Visit and learn more!
Option Areas
ERE graduates select an Option Area:
- Ecological Engineering (MS, Ph.D.)
- Environmental Management (MPS)
- Geospatial Information Science & Engineering (MS, Ph.D.)
- Mapping Sciences (MPS)
- Water Resources Engineering (MS, Ph.D.)
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Research Topics
For the M.S. degree, the graduate student typically tests established theory as part of a research thesis. For the Ph.D. degree, the graduate student typically tests and advances established theory as part of a research dissertation. For the MPS degree, the graduate student typically completes a comprehensive project or practicum. Coursework supports the research. Research topics are selected by the student in consultation with their major professor and steering committee.
Research Environment
Facility support for graduate study and research in these areas is both internal and external. We have exceptional laboratories, instrumentation, and staff in the ERE Department and College. We have extensive properties owned and used by the College at which research may be conducted.
External support comes from several active sources, including industrial, commercial and governmental. Over the past two decades, close cooperation has developed special study and research opportunities with these sources.
