Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering

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Dalhousie University

Comments about Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering - At the institution - Halifax - Nova Scotia

• Entry requirements
  The MEng Program is oriented towards professional engineers and recent engineering graduates who wish to upgrade their skills and who have no intention of pursuing advanced research at the PhD level.
• Academic title
  Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering
• Course description

  Academic Requirements

  The minimum requirement for the MEng degree is eight half-credit courses plus the full-credit project, as outlined below:

  • ENVE9000 MEng Project
  • ENVE6800 Graduate Seminar in Environmental Engineering
  • ENVI5001 Environmental Assessment
  • ENVI5205 Resource and Environmental Law
  • one course from each of Groups A, B and C below
  • one engineering elective course (a senior undergraduate course is eligible)
  • one free elective course (a senior undergraduate course is eligible)

  Group A (Energy and the Environment)

  • CHEE4872 Air Pollution Control
  • ECED6150 Power Stations Operations and Control
  • BIOE6240 Biomass Energy
  • BIOE6610 Topics in Applied Solar Energy
  • MECH6340 Energy Management I
  • MECH6341 Energy Management II

  Group B (Soil and Water Quality Management)

  • BIOE6000 Small Watershed Hydrology
  • BIOE6010 Non-Point Source Pollution Control
  • CIVL6101 Coastal Hydraulics
  • CIVL6115 Design of Water Treatment Plants
  • CIVL6117 Water Quality Management
  • CIVL6135 Groundwater Chemical Quality
  • CIVL6141 Modelling of Groundwater Systems
  • CIVL6159 River Engineering
  • CIVL6162 Groundwater and Wells
  • AG546 Special Topics in Soil and Water Management

  Group C (Waste Management, Remediation and Reclamation)

  • MINE6003 Mining and the Environment
  • MINE6010 Solid-Liquid Separation
  • BIOE6200 Waste Handling and Disposal
  • BIOE6210 Advanced Biochemical Engineering
  • BIOE6230 Biological Treatment of Wastes
  • BIOE6240 Biomass Energy
  • CIVL 6116 Biological Waste Treatment
  • CIVL6144 Geotechnical Aspects of Waste Management
  • AG521 Special Topics in Environmental Microbiology
    

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