The Environmental Engineering and Health Science, BSEnvE program at Northeastern University is designed for students passionate about addressing the critical intersection of environmental challenges and human well-being. You will explore complex issues such as water treatment systems design, environmental pollution fate and transport, and the scientific principles behind sustainable resource management. This undergraduate degree prepares you to tackle emerging environmental health hazards by integrating robust engineering solutions with a deep understanding of public health, making it ideal for aspiring professionals committed to creating healthier and more sustainable communities.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, providing you with a comprehensive education that includes core engineering principles, environmental measurements, and health science foundations. You will engage in hands-on learning through laboratory work and a significant senior design project, applying your knowledge to real-world environmental engineering problems. By studying topics like fluid mechanics, environmental chemistry, and epidemiology, you will graduate with the technical expertise and critical thinking skills necessary for careers in environmental consulting, public health agencies, and sustainable development organizations.