Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)
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Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours)
Environmental engineering. Be part of the solution. We train environmental engineers capable of solving the world’s biggest challenges. As an environmental engineer, you might help with the adaptation of infrastructure and ecosystems to climate change. Or you could rehabilitate land damaged by mining. You might work on the clean-up of…
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Environmental engineering. Be part of the solution.
We train environmental engineers capable of solving the world’s biggest challenges. As an environmental engineer, you might help with the adaptation of infrastructure and ecosystems to climate change. Or you could rehabilitate land damaged by mining. You might work on the clean-up of an oil spill that threatens ecosystems.
What is environmental engineering Environmental engineers combine knowledge of chemistry, geomechanics, hydrology and land surface processes. By studying courses in environmental engineering and related fields, they learn to develop sustainable engineering practices. Engineers use their knowledge to find solutions to complex environmental problems like water pollution and soil erosion. Environmental engineers have a profound impact on our health and quality of life.
Our environmental engineers learn to work with other specialists. This ensures that they can optimise resource use and minimise long-term impacts on the environment.
Course overview
Develop workplace skills through Professional Practice Courses and diversify skills through four Elective Pathway Courses. Build critical technical and engineering skills in:
Biology
Environmental chemistry
Environmental legislation and planning
Fluid mechanics
Hydro biological modelling
Geotechnical engineering
Land surface process and management
Water engineering
Surface and groundwater pollution
Career opportunities
Environmental engineers work in a wide range of industries. Roles are flexible and diverse. You may prefer hands-on fieldwork or design and development. Or you might prefer a leadership role managing people and projects.
Environmental engineers play an important role in industry and government. They may find work with consultancies, contracting firms, universities, research and development organisations, engineering companies and government organisations.
Professional outcomes:
Water Reclamation Project Designer
Environmental Remediation Expert
Environmental Impact Consultant
Toxic Materials Control engineer
Sustainable Fisheries Consultant
Climate Impact Assessment Expert
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
The University of Newcastle, Australia is a world-class university. Excellence in teaching, research, and the student experience are our focus.
The University of Newcastle is one of the world’s top 200 universities1, known for making a global impact and top 5 in the world for partnering for a more sustainable future2.
We embrace technology and best practice to deliver the best possible student experience. Our mission is to help students become life-ready graduates. We do this through practical learning, innovative styles of teaching, internationally recognised study programs and world-class research.
We are number one in Australia for industry collaboration3, our partnerships help our more than 39,000 students4 to be more employable and start on higher salaries than the Australian average5.
1 QS World University Rankings 2023
2 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2022
3 Innovation Connections IC Report 2014 - 2020
4 The University of Newcastle Data Warehouse 2021
5 QILT Graduates Outcomes Survey 2018 - 2020