MEng in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering
Washington University in St. Louis
Date Posted: Feb. 25, 2016
Submitted by: Monika Urbanski
Sustainability Topics:
Curriculum,
Energy
Content Type:
Academic Programs
Disciplines:
Engineering,
Environmental Studies & Sciences
Tags:
Program Type: Master's Degree
Completion: A full-time student could complete the degree program in 12 months
Distance: Local Only
Commitment: Both
Description
The principal objective of the Master of Engineering Program is to prepare individuals for professional practice in a broad range of areas by enhancing the skill sets developed in an undergraduate engineering program. Other goals of the professional master’s degree are to provide training in leadership skills and teamwork and experience with field and international issues.
For the master’s degree in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering (EECE), students can choose among several topical pathways:
- Advanced Energy Technologies
- Environmental Engineering Science
- Technology for Environmental Health & International Development
- Energy and Environmental Nanotechnology
- Energy and Environmental Management