MS in Engineering
(Environmental)
Environmental engineers apply the principles of biology, chemistry, and computer science to directly address the world's most pressing environmental concerns, from water erosion to waste disposal. With worsening climate conditions and more frequent natural disasters, the work that environmental engineers perform is becoming increasingly important. They manage hazardous waste, design more fuel-efficient cars, develop alternative sources of energy, and manufacture safer packaging materials. In essence, they spearhead a host of important initiatives with the aim of combating climate change in an increasingly overpopulated world.

Eligibility: Bachelor Degree in Engineering from accredited University or equivalent and pass Test of English

Duration: 2 years