EENPHD - Environmental Engineering

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Core coursework

6 units of required courses:

• course: Water Chemistry for Engineers (3)

• course: Fate and Transport Processes in Environmental Engineering (3)

Select 2 courses (6 units) from the following:

• course: Water Treatment Design System (3)

• course: Water Reuse (3)

• course: Air Pollution I: Gases (3)

• course: Air Pollution II: Aerosols (3)

Students who enter the PhD program having taken CHEE 474 Environmental Transport Processes or an equivalent course will take CHEE 505 Advanced Chemical Engineering Transport Phenomena instead. Students who enter the PhD program having taken CHEE 475 Water Treatment System Design (3) and CHEE 476 Wastewater Treatment System Design (3) or equivalent courses will take course: Sustainable Water Supplies for Remote Communities (3) and course: Advanced Water and Wastewater Treatment (3) instead.

Complete 6+ units of elective courses in Environmental Engineering or related fields.

• course: Research (1-6) - 12 units required

• course: Chemical Engineering (1) - 6 units minimum required; students must enroll in the graduate seminar each semester they are enrolled in the program.

• course: Dissertation (1-12) - 18 units required

All PhD students must fulfill the requirements for a minor in a program approved by the candidate and their dissertation advisor/mentor. Minor requirements are administered and approved by the minor department. They typically consist of 9-12 units of coursework.

Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.