MSc in Environmental Engineering in Charlotte United States | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Developed by the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering (ESE) at UNC Chapel Hill's Gillings School of Global Public Health, our Master of Science in Environmental Engineering (MSEE) offers both one-year practical and two-year research tracks. This program equips students with essential air quality and sustainable water resource expertise to tackle contemporary environmental and public health challenges.

The MSEE curriculum extends beyond core air and water principles to explore cutting-edge advancements at local and global scales. Students may optionally participate in faculty-led research across various disciplines.
Graduates Seth Ebersviller and Elizabeth Naess analyze specimens near the smog chamber.
ALUMNI SETH EBERSVILLER (LEFT) AND ELIZABETH NAESS INSPECT AIR SAMPLES ADJACENT TO THE SCHOOL'S SMOG CHAMBER.

Key program highlights include:
globally acclaimed research addressing major public health concerns,
hands-on training through realistic simulations of humanitarian and environmental crises, and
instruction from distinguished faculty at the nation's premier public health institution.