Environmental Sciences and Engineering

Thank you for your interest in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering's (ENVR) application process. ENVR encompasses the chemical, biological, toxicological, and physical aspects of environmental and engineered processes, as well as the social, political, and legal considerations involved in managing the quality of our water, soil, and air resources. Here are the instructions.

Decide which degree is for you
Applications to ENVR should specify the focus area within the department as well as the degree objective. Admission requirements may vary based on focus area. For more information about the specific research focus and requirements of each focus area, please follow the appropriate link about ENVR degrees.

Notice to applicants for the Master of Science in Environmental Engineering (MSENV)
Applicants for the Master of Science in Environmental Engineering (MSENV) degree are eligible for a nationally funded program, Environmental Engineers of the Future.  See http://www.engineeringmastersfunding.org/ for details.  (Please note the MSENV degree requires that the applicant have an undergraduate engineering degree.)

Begin the application process
View the requirements and procedures below that apply to you.

• Undergraduate studies
• Graduate studies 
• International students
• Returning applicants