Department of Discovery
CEOE is home to our environmental engineering programs, as well as our structural, mechanical, material, acoustic, ocean, coastal and naval engineering.
Environmental Engineering Master's Program
Join the global network of environmental engineers who are leading the charge for sustainability.
As new environmental challenges arise — overconsumption, ozone depletion, extreme weather, pollution — the demand for highly specialized engineers is growing at a rapid rate. The Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering at Stevens prepares you to meet this demand head-on with specialized courses of study and strong mentorship from our expert faculty.
Continue or begin your study of environmental engineering in a multifaceted program at a premier research institute where you can learn on the cutting edge. You’ll work with our renowned faculty members, including National Academy of Engineering (NAE) members, major grant recipients, multiple patent holders and editors of prestigious journals.
Located on the west bank of the Hudson river, just 15 minutes from one of the largest cities in the world, the Stevens campus offers you unique vantage points for studying urban systems as well as inland and coastal hydrodynamics. Stevens is also home to a number of world-class research centers where you can engage with advanced innovations in environmental engineering.
On the Cutting Edge of Environmental Research
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.
Center for Environmental Systems
Environmental technology development, contaminant fate, remedial processes, modeling, water conservation research and more.
Nicoll Environmental Lab
State-of-the-art research and testing facility with multimedia capabilities for wastewater, liquid waste, solid waste, and air studies.
Light & Life Laboratory
Remote sensing of environmental changes, monitoring coral reef health from space, and studying interactions of light and living organisms.
Keck Geoenvironmental Lab
Fully-equipped facility for computer-automated geotechnical, as well as environmental, testing of soil and water media.
Building Technology Research…
ISO/IEC 17025 research, hydraulic system performance, plumbing material performance, flushability and biodegradability of non-woven products.
Emerging Leader in Sustainability
Study with Commitment
At Stevens, sustainability is more than a catchword: it’s a commitment. From winning national awards for student designs in energy efficient housing, to incubating high-tech water and solar start-ups, to generating new knowledge for environmental policy and resource management, we live by the belief that what we do every day can positively impact people and the world around us.
Who Should Apply
We welcome students seeking to enter an environmental engineering career, as well as those already working in the field. Applicants must have an undergraduate degree in engineering, with some exceptions for related disciplines, with a grade point average of "B" or better from an accredited college or university.
Application Requirements
All applicants must have successfully completed at least two years of calculus and one year of chemistry.
Any applicants requesting assistantship appointments must provide GRE scores as well as evidence of ability to carry out independent work, such as a description of work for a prior master's thesis or career-related projects. GRE scores are not otherwise required but may be submitted in support of any application.
Official college transcripts
Two letters of recommendation
A statement of purpose
TOEFL scores (for international students)
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Location On Campus
The Schaefer School of Engineering & Science Edwin A. Stevens Hall, Room 216
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken, NJ 07030
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken, NJ 07030
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Department Leaders
Dr. Xiaoguang Meng
Professor