MS in Environmental Engineering

One unofficial transcript from each university attended must be uploaded within the application. All unofficial transcripts must be uploaded to your application in order for your application to be reviewed. Please do not mail transcripts as part of your admission application; we only accept unofficial uploads for application evaluation. If you are offered admission, one official transcript for each university attended will be required prior to the first day of the term.

The email addresses of three recommenders are required within the application for electronic submission.

Your resume/CV should provide information about your work and volunteer experiences, research, awards, recognitions and activities pertinent to your proposed program of study.

The university will evaluate both the content of the statement and your writing skills in considering your application. The statement should not exceed two pages in length. Doctoral applicants should include discussion of your research interests and how they mesh with the current research of ESE faculty. Master’s applicants should include a discussion of personal goals and research interests. All applicants who have specific interests in lab, field, and/or computational research should indicate these interests in their statements. All statements should include the names of ESE faculty with whom the applicant would like to work. Please visit the “Department Research” link on the departmental website toolbar for more information. All applicants should review the six focus areas and include a ranked list of your preference in your personal statement: - Contaminant sources, fate and transport; - Design and analysis of engineered systems; - Exposure biology, biomarkers and mechanisms of disease; - Global environmental health; - Impacts and mitigation of climate change; and - Policy, decision-making and risk analysis.

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