Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering - Environmental Engineering

Solving modern and evolving problems of clean air and water at global, regional and local levels. The UC Davis environmental engineering graduate program provides an advanced education to help graduates solve challenging environmental quality problems at global, regional and local levels. Faculty expertise in water and wastewater, air, and soil offers students an integrated, holistic perspective on environmental problems. Graduate student research is contributing to fundamental advances in understanding: 1) sources and mechanisms of regional air quality degradation and global climate change, 2) methods of assessing and improving the environmental sustainability of our engineered infrastructure, 3) how to improve water and wastewater treatment to protect human health and aquatic ecosystems, 4) methods for optimizing water supplies, distribution and utilization, and 5) new ways to characterize, model and manage the biological processes that contribute to the bioremediation of contaminants in surface and ground waters. The dynamic and flexible nature of our graduate program emphasizes emerging environmental problems so the preceding list is not exhaustive. Students earn graduate degrees of Master of Science (thesis or non-thesis) or Doctor of Philosophy. Non-thesis MS degrees well planned with a faculty advisor can be completed in 9-12 months. Students commonly receive financial support through research projects, fellowships, teaching assistantships, Department funds, or industry internships.

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