Environmental Engineering (CERT)
Admission Requirements
Admission to the J.B. Speed School of Engineering division of higher studies (MEng) or the graduate school (MS or PhD) in Engineering.
All admission applications for the graduate certificate program shall include the following:
- Graduate application for the Graduate School;
- Application fee;
- Official transcript certifying at least a bachelor's degree. All transcripts not in English must be certified as authentic and translated verbatim into English.
- A baccalaureate degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution or current enrollment in a graduate Speed School program.
All students enrolled in a graduate certificate program are expected to make steady and satisfactory progress toward the completion of the certificate. Students who are not enrolled for a period of more than 12 months will be considered to have withdrawn from the certificate program. Students who seek to return after such a period of time must contact the graduate program director.
Certificate Requirements
The following certificate requirements are mandatory for all graduate certificate candidates:
- The certificate program of study must be completed with a 3.00 GPA or better for all graduate courses used to satisfy certificate requirements while enrolled in the graduate degree program (MEng, MS, or PhD). The student, if eligible, must apply for the certificate prior to graduation.
- Completion of a graduate degree program at J.B. Speed School of Engineering (MEng, MS, or PhD).
- Graduate certificate students must take all certificate coursework at the University of Louisville. No transfer credits will be accepted toward a graduate certificate.
Program Requirements
Coursework
Code | Title | Hours |
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Environmental Engineering Electives (500-level, see below) * | 0-6 | |
Environmental Engineering Electives (600-level, see below) * | 6-12 | |
Minimum Total Hours | 12 |
*Students must complete twelve (12) credit hours, with at least six (6) credit hours at the 600 level. Courses are to be selected from the following lists. All prerequisites must be met. Graduate courses not shown in the lists below require approval from the Certificate Program Director.
Certificate courses do not constitute a degree program, but may be applied toward MEng, MS, or PhD degree requirements.
Other requirements
Completion of a graduate degree program at Speed School of Engineering (MEng, MS, or PhD).
Approved Environmental Engineering Elective Courses
Code | Title | Hours |
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Approved 500-level Environmental Engineering Electives | 0-6 | |
Students may take up to 6 credit hours from the following: | ||
Applied Hydraulics | ||
Applied Hydrology | ||
Open Channel Hydraulics | ||
Groundwater Hydrology | ||
Environmental Processes and Systems | ||
Chemical Engineering Safety and Health | ||
Industrial Waste Management | ||
Pollution Prevention | ||
Sustainable Energy Systems | ||
Air Pollution Control | ||
Aquatic Ecology | ||
Approved 600-level courses: | 6-12 | |
Students must take at least 6 credit hours from the following: | ||
Advanced Hydraulics | ||
Advanced Hydrology | ||
Water Resources Systems | ||
Surface Water Quality Modeling | ||
Green Engineering & Sustainable Design | ||
Special Topics in Civil Engineering (Advanced Environmental Processes & Systems) | ||
Special Topics in Civil Engineering (Air Quality) | ||
Special Topics in Civil Engineering (Strean & Wetland Restoration; Wetland Design) | ||
Special Topics in Civil Engineering (Watershed Erosion, Sedimentation, and Water Qaulity) | ||
Transport Phenomena I | ||
Advanced Stagewise Processes | ||
Advanced Absorption | ||
Membrane Separations | ||
Advanced Process Control | ||
Special Topics in Chemical Engineering | ||
Analytical Separations | ||
Global Change Ecology | ||
Advanced Ecosystems Ecology | ||
Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning | ||
Solar Energy Applications | ||
Total Minimum Credit Hours | 12 |