Enviromental Engineering - Montana State University - Bozeman

Enviromental Engineering from Montana State University - Bozeman is a Campus Master Enviroment degree that prepares you for a Science career. The seamless master\\\'s program builds on the ChBE and CE/BREN undergraduate programs, and provides synergy in chemical engineering , bioprocess engineering, and environmental engineering classes. You will focus your graduate work in relevant course areas with emphasis on a professional project in either traditional or exciting new areas of environmental biotechnology. Junior Year: You will enter the seamless master\\\'s in your junior year with courses in engineering design and microbiology. Senior Year: The program gains intensity during your senior year when you and your classmates will take two key courses. First, you\\\'ll take an in-depth assessment of aquatic chemistry that covers processes important in both physical chemistry and thermodynamics to bioenergetics and redox considerations. Next, you\\\'ll take a course in biochemical engineering that provides a firm foundation in process analysis and biochemical transformations in industrial and environmental scenarios. If you have a Civil Engineering degree , you will supplement environmental engineering work with courses and further study in subjects such as hydraulics, hydrology, groundwater and soil mechanics, and often cross over to material in biochemical engineering, mass transfer and reactor design. If you have a Chemical and Biological Engineering degree, you will supplement your environmental engineering courses with thermodynamics, reactor analysis and transport phenomena, and cross over to hydraulics and groundwater contamination in civil engineering . View more details on Montana State University - Bozeman, MT . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Enviroment courses.