Introduction to the Environmental Engineering Technology Program

Program Name: Environmental Engineering Technology

Degree Level: Bachelor’s Degree

Mode of Study: Full-Time

Program Code: 7510406

Duration: 4 Years

Total Credit Hours: 131 Credits

Students in the Environmental Engineering Technology program are trained to meet the following outcomes, in addition to general requirements and standards for foreign languages and computer skills:

Knowledge: Students will have a foundation in political science, natural sciences, and social sciences; a thorough understanding of pollution processes and transformations in the environment; the ability to analyze, assess, and predict environmental quality; knowledge of principles, methods, tools, and solutions for environmental and resource management; expertise in designing, constructing, operating, and improving technical systems for waste treatment, recycling, and environmental restoration; understanding and application of environmental treatment equipment and materials; and capability to engage in research, development, testing, and consulting on environmental treatment technologies and waste recycling.

Skills: Students will develop skills in analyzing and synthesizing information and data; reasoning and problem-solving; organizing, managing, and executing tasks; presenting and explaining specialized issues in a scientific and persuasive manner; creating, designing, and implementing ideas; completing tasks in various contexts; and working effectively in teams.

Autonomy and Responsibility: Students will have the ability to identify and resolve professional issues; update knowledge and expertise; evaluate and improve professional activities; leverage collective intelligence; and adapt to different working environments.

Attitude: Students will demonstrate a serious work ethic, a sense of responsibility, professional ethics, and a professional demeanor.