Specialization Program Requirements
Environmental Engineering Sciences
Coursework requirements are listed below. See general master’s and Ph.D. program requirements for additional requirements.
A minimum of 12 credit hours must be taken within ESSIE. 1 credit of Environmental Sciences seminar is required; Max 3 credits of Seminar allowed. A list of typical in major Environmental Engineering Sciences courses is provided below. This list is not exhaustive and other in major courses can been taken if approved by the faculty advisor. In addition to the 12 credit in major courses, the student will complete their remaining coursework (credit requirements) by choosing courses from any department at UF so as to best suit their dissertation work along with research credit hours. The overall program of work will be developed by the student in consultation with their faculty advisor. In addition to these requirements, at least one journal article accepted in a refereed journal.
Environmental Engineering Sciences Courses
- CGN 6905 Urban Stormwater Systems Design
- CGN 6905 Water Resources Engineering
- CWR 5125 Groundwater Flow I
- CWR 5127 Evaluation of Groundwater Quality
- CWR 5235 Open Channel Hydraulics
- CWR 6116 Advanced Surface Hydrology
- CWR 6537 Contaminant Subsurface Hydrology
- EES 5307 Ecological Engineering
- EES 6208 – Principles of Water Chemistry I
- EES6225 Atmospheric Chemistry
- EES 6307 Advanced Ecological Engineering
- EES 6309 Wetland Design and Restoration
- ENV 5518 Field Methods in Environmental Hydrology
- ENV 5565 Hydraulic Systems Design
- ENV 6050 Advanced Pollutant Transport
- ENV 6052 Immiscible Fluids
- ENV 6126 Air Pollution Control Design
- ENV 6416 Advanced Stormwater Control Systems
- ENV 6435 Advanced Water Treatment Process Design
- ENV 6437 Advanced Wastewater System Design
- ENV 6438 Advanced Potable Water Systems Design
- ENV 6441 Water Resources Planning and Management
- ENV 6508 Wetland Hydrology
- ENV 6511 Biological Wastewater Treatment
- ENV 6932 Absorption Phenomenon
- ENV 6932 Advanced Engineering Hydrology I
- ENV 6932 Ecosystems Engineers
- ENV 6932 Environmental Systems Dynamics
- ENV 6932 Global Environmental Policies and Institutions
- ENV 6932 Stormwater Systems
MS or ME with thesis: Min. 24 hours coursework + max 6 hours Masters Research permitted, OR 27 hours coursework + 3 hours Masters Research.
Non-thesis option: Min. 30 hours coursework (15 hours min from group A, 15 hours from groups B and C)
Group A: ESSIE Core Courses (15 credits required)
- CGN 6905 Computational Poromechanics
- CGN 6905 Urban Stormwater Systems Design
- CGN 6905 Water Resources Engineering
- CWR 5125 Groundwater Flow I
- CWR 5127 Evaluation of Groundwater Quality
- CWR 5235 Open Channel Hydraulics
- CWR 6116 Advanced Surface Hydrology
- CWR 6240 Mixing and Transport in Turbulent Flow
- CWR 6537 Contaminant Subsurface Hydrology
- EGM 5816 Intermediate Fluid Dynamics
- EES 5307 Ecological Engineering
- EES 6307 Advanced Ecological Engineering
- EES 6309 Wetland Design and Restoration
- ENV 5518 Field Methods in Environmental Hydrology
- ENV 5565 Hydraulic Systems Design
- ENV 6050 Advanced Pollutant Transport
- ENV 6052 Immiscible Fluids
- ENV 6416 Advanced Stormwater Control Systems
- ENV 6435 Advanced Water Treatment Process Design
- ENV 6437 Advanced Wastewater System Design
- ENV 6438 Advanced Potable Water Systems Design
- ENV 6441 Water Resources Planning and Management
- ENV 6508 Wetland Hydrology
- ENV 6511 Biological Wastewater Treatment
- ENV 6932 Absorption Phenomenon
- ENV 6932 Advanced Engineering Hydrology I
- ENV 6932 Ecosystems Engineers
- ENV 6932 Environmental Systems Dynamics
- ENV 6932 Global Environmental Policies and Institutions
- ENV 6932 Stormwater Systems
Group B: ESSIE Elective Courses
- ENV 6439 Activated Carbon: Environmental Design and Application
- ENV 6617 Principles of Green Engineering Design and Sustainability
- ENV 6932 Coastal Systems
- ENV 6935 System Ecology Seminar
- ENV 6935 Wetland Seminar
Group C: Non ESSIE Elective Courses
- ABE 6252 Advanced Soil and Water Management
- ABE 6265 Vadose Zone Water and Solute Transport Modeling
- GLY 5827 Ground Water Geology
- GLY 5245 Hydrogeochemistry
- GLY 5247 Surface and Ground Water Interaction
- GLY 6075 Global Climate Change
- GLY 6826 Hydrogeologic Modeling
- SUR 5625 Geographical Information Systems Analysis
- SWS 5234 Environmental Soil, Water, and Land Use
- SWS 5235 South Florida Ecosystems
- SWS 5245 Water Sustainability
- SWS 5248 Wetlands and Water Quality
- SWS 5208 Sustainable Agricultural and Urban Land Management
- SWS 5308 Waterborne Pathogens
- SWS 5551 Soils, Water, and Public Health
- SWS 5721C GIS Land Resource Management
- SWS 6366 Biodegradation and Bioremediation
- SWS 6448 Biogeochemistry of Wetlands and Aquatic Systems
- SWS 6932 Florida Lake Management
- SWS 6932 Wetlands Seminar
- URP 6276 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Elective notes
- Other classes in Civil, Coastal, Environmental engineering or courses with an EGN prefix taught by the College of Engineering may be taken upon approval of advisor
- Other courses may be taken as electives, including a maximum of 6 credits of 3000-4000 level courses outside the School (ESSIE), subject to the approval of the student’s advisor