Stevens is a renowned Engineering school, which always has the best programs for engineers.
And there are also lots of excellent alumni, as well as great people graduating from Stevens. So Stevens was the top choice for me.
Prepare to solve the most daunting challenges facing our environment today and in the future with an in-demand degree.
As organizations public and private strive to create a more sustainable world, there is a great need for specialized engineers who can help repair environmental damage and prevent future degradation. In Stevens’ environmental engineering master’s program, you’ll gain experience addressing problems like recovering resources from waste and designing processes to restore air, soil and water quality in contaminated sites. Graduates of our program are highly sought-after by government offices, consulting firms, law firms and utility companies.
The Stevens Advantage
Stevens’ location right across the river from New York City gives students a unique view of how urban development impacts the environment, particularly inland and coastal waterways. On campus, you’ll have access to world-class research centers developing advanced innovations in environmental engineering, including the Coastal Engineering Research Group, Earth Observation and Hydrometeorology Laboratory, and Marine Hydrodynamic and Hydrokinetic Laboratory.
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And there are also lots of excellent alumni, as well as great people graduating from Stevens. So Stevens was the top choice for me.
It was really a pleasure and honor working with my advisors.
Through conducting research, I have enhanced my experimental ability and critical thinking.
At Stevens, you’ll be supported by strong mentorship from renowned faculty members who are major grant recipients, multiple patent holders and editors of prestigious journals.
Program Director Dr. Dibyendu 'Dibs' Sarkar is a world renowned expert in the field of environmental quality and remediation and green technology development…
Valentina Prigiobbe researches crystallization, flow and transport in reactive porous media, groundwater modeling and functionalized magnetic nanoparticles…
David Vaccari is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Academy of Environmental Engineers & Scientists and researches biological processes…
Christos Christodoulatos runs the Center for Environmental Systems which studies alternative energy solutions such as biofuels.
Lauded for his depth of research, Xiaoguang Meng studies the fate, transport and treatment of arsenic and heavy metals in water and solids.
Studying environmental engineering at a premier research institute like Stevens exposes you to the forefront of new thought, innovative technology, and entrepreneurial approaches to environmental progress. Discover, develop and propel new ideas alongside these world-class research centers.
CEOE is home to our environmental engineering programs, as well as our structural, mechanical, material, acoustic, ocean, coastal and naval engineering.
Environmental technology development, contaminant fate, remedial processes, modeling, water conservation research and more.
State-of-the-art research and testing facility with multimedia capabilities for wastewater, liquid waste, solid waste, and air studies.
Remote sensing of environmental changes, monitoring coral reef health from space, and studying interactions of light and living organisms.
Fully-equipped facility for computer-automated geotechnical, as well as environmental, testing of soil and water media.
ISO/IEC 17025 research, hydraulic system performance, plumbing material performance, flushability and biodegradability of non-woven products.