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The Environmental Engineering PhD is a rigorous doctoral program within the College of Engineering, equipping students with the expertise to develop comprehensive solutions for global environmental challenges affecting human health and ecosystems. Master biological, chemical, and physical approaches to mitigate the impacts of climate change and ongoing ecological degradation. This flexible doctorate enables focused investigation into specialized research areas, with options to join existing faculty-led projects or create independent studies. Current faculty research spans advanced water treatment technologies, environmental contaminants, biotechnological applications, contaminant behavior analysis, flood mapping, industrial wastewater solutions, and hydrological systems. Graduates emerge prepared to innovate sustainable environmental solutions while gaining qualifications for academic positions. Evening courses with limited enrollment ensure scheduling adaptability, with curriculum planning secured through 2020 for seamless progression. The program cultivates multifaceted engineering perspectives, preparing graduates for careers in academia, industry, or research. Students benefit from a diverse, close-knit community representing varied cultural and international backgrounds.