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Environmental engineering utilizes scientific and technical methods to safeguard communities from environmental hazards while enhancing ecological conditions. Professionals in this field address both regional and global challenges, including sustainable design, climate change mitigation, pollution control, and waste management solutions. At USU, environmental engineering students receive training in wastewater systems, air purification technologies, public health protection, waste disposal methods, and aquatic ecosystem preservation. The curriculum offers collaborative research opportunities with faculty, tackling pressing environmental concerns. Participants can also engage with Engineers Without Borders at USU, contributing to international development initiatives alongside experts. These practical experiences not only build engineering skills but also create meaningful impacts in underserved communities. The program holds EAC/ABET accreditation, with over 95% of alumni securing relevant employment or continuing their education.