MASTER OF SCIENCE IN WATER RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥
ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥'s Master of Science in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering (MSWREE) program presents an engineering view of these fields, although students with science backgrounds constitute a significant portion of the total enrollment.
Our Community
Pursuing an engineering master's degree at ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥ is to become part of a close-knit scholarly community. Professors are highly available and engaged in their students' success.
Master's in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering:
- 50% female
- 54% part-time
- Average age: 27
- Total enrollment: 28
Flexible Options
Most classes are conveniently held in the evenings to allow you to successfully balance work and family while earning your degree. You can participate in class on campus, in real-time (synchronously) via our E-Learning program, or on your own schedule through recorded materials and lectures. Our graduate programs are unique in that you can combine online and on campus options, attending class and participating remotely depending upon your availability and preference. You can also complete your water resources and environmental engineering graduate degree entirely online. Learn more about the opportunities of E-Learning.
Successful Outcomes
ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥â€™s Water Resources and Environmental Engineering graduate program alumni work for some of the leading companies in the nation including:
AECOM
Langan Engineering
Jacobs
Michael Baker International
Pennoni
Philadelphia Water Department
RESEARCH
The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department has state-of-the-art laboratories supporting Environmental and Water Resources research and teaching.
Covering over 5,000-ft2 space, these laboratories are equipped with the latest analytical instruments including GCs, GC/MS, HPLC/, AA and UV/Vis spectrophotometers, epifluorescent microscope, and real-time PCR.
The University campus serves as a living laboratory for the ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥ Center for Resilient Water Systems and ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥ Urban Stormwater Partnership (VUSP). Our Green infrastructure Stormwater Research Park features many instrumented stormwater control measures on sites that include a green roof, infiltration trench, stormwater wetland, multiple bioretention and bioinfiltration control measures, pervious pavements, bio-swale, and a treatment train.
Ongoing research areas for faculty in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering:
- Remediation of contaminants in natural and engineered systems
- Public health microbiology and biological processes for waste management
- Design and evaluation of barrier systems
- Stormwater control measures and green infrastructure
- River dynamics and environmental fluid systems