Earth Systems and Environmental Engineering Program
An Interdisciplinary Program between the Grove School of Engineering and the Division of Science
Professor Reza Khanbilvardi, Program Director • ST 107 • Tel: 212-650-8099
Professor Johnny Z. Luo, Deputy Director • MR 927 •Tel 212-650-8936
Dr. Liubov Kreminska, Program Administrator • Program Office: ST-421 • Tel: 212-650-8299
General Information
The City College offers the following master’s degree in master's degree:
M.S. in Earth Systems and Environmental Engineering
Objectives
This program will prepare students of diverse backgrounds with the science and engineering skills needed to understand and develop solutions to solve complex environmental problems. Current and emerging challenges such as climate change, coastal flooding, energy production and pollution requires a training approach that includes both program breadth and depth and moves beyond the narrow disciplinary perspectives of the past. While our program will focus on specific knowledge and skills, the real-world applications and highlight interconnections across environmental science and engineering fields will be incorporated.
Students entering this program are offered two tracks:
- Master of Science
- The Professional Science Master which is affiliated with the Professional Science Master’s National Office and is designed to be a terminal degree.
Our diverse multidisciplinary curriculum gives us the flexibility to offer research training in the following concentration areas:
- Water Resource Engineering Management (WREM)
- Climate and Remote Sensing (CRS)
- Geoinformatics and GIS (GIS)
- Energy and Environment