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Environmental engineering technologists play a crucial role in safeguarding our environment. They utilize scientific principles, ecological knowledge, and engineering techniques to reduce humanity's negative effects on nature. This program equips you with practical skills to address environmental challenges through technological and engineering solutions.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic provides hands-on training in environmental science and protection. Graduates gain expertise in various fields including pollution tracking, environmental evaluations, ecosystem management, land assessment and cleanup, overseeing projects, and handling waste materials.
The Environmental Engineering Technology diploma spans 32 months of full-time study at our Moose Jaw location. The curriculum includes five classroom semesters along with three Co-op work placements (two back-to-back terms following first year, plus a summer term during second year).
Career Opportunities
Professionals in this field engage in diverse activities such as environmental surveillance, contamination prevention, land restoration, compliance audits, infrastructure development, scientific investigation, and waste management support. Work environments range from office settings to outdoor locations, with opportunities for both collaborative and independent work. Employment options span engineering companies, environmental advisory firms, public utilities, local governments, regulatory bodies, and conservation groups.