Environmental Health and Engineering Environmental Science & Engineering - Gannon University

Environmental Health and Engineering Environmental Science & Engineering from Gannon University is a Campus Master Environmental Health degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Overview Environmental studies are diverse and dynamic, focusing on challenges in research as well as site-specific problem solving. The Department of Environmental Science & Engineering draws upon the resources of the departments of Chemistry, Biology, and the School of Business to contribute to this program, making Gannon Unversity, a regional leader in their Environmental Sciences. Students interested in technical expertise choose one of two areas of concentration, depending on their area of preparation and interest: Environmental Science and Engineering or Industrial Hygiene (Occupational Health and Safety). In all cases, students benefit from Gannon's location in the city of Erie on the shores of Presque Isle Bay and Lake Erie, with access to the Environaut, Gannon's research vessel, and utilizing the University's relationship with various local industries and evironmental agencies. Through this program, Gannon University has become the center of envrionmental research, exploration, education, and protection in the region. Objectives To encourage the development of decision-making skills in students and to promote the identification of both problems and potential solutions To teach new and current concepts in the science and technology of environmental protection, remediation, modeling, and natural resource conservation To train students to use scientific research methods to define problems, gather relevant information, and analyze research results To teach state-of-the-art computer applications that assist in managing information and solving problems in the area of environmental science Concentration in Environmental Science & Engineering: For those who would like to gain greater competence and understanding in the areas of water quality, water/wastewater treatment, air pollution control, water quality modeling, and/or waste-management. View more details on Gannon University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Environmental Health courses.