Program Overview

University of Toledo Environmental Engineering Program

The University of Toledo's Environmental Engineering bachelor's degree program prepares students to create sustainable cities and protect the environment. The program strives to educate environmental engineers to become agents of change, reducing the environmental footprint and creating a positive impact.

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering degree program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET. The program requires the completion of 131 credits and can be completed in four years.

Top Reasons to Study Environmental Engineering

• National reputation: The University of Toledo College of Engineering offers some of the country's best engineering programs.
• Real projects with real clients: Labs and design projects teach students how to solve real problems and implement their ideas.
• Well-rounded education: Students take engineering classes, as well as coursework in environmental and natural sciences, economics, policy, and law.
• Strong job prospects: UToledo engineering graduates have a greater than 85% job placement rate.
• Passionate peers: Environmental Engineering students are motivated, engaged activists and students.

Career Opportunities

UToledo Environmental Engineering graduates pursue careers in various industries, including:

• Oil and gas industries
• Consulting
• Government agencies
• Municipalities
• Construction companies
• Utilities
• Nonprofit organizations They work on designing and constructing water, stormwater, and wastewater infrastructures, developing sustainable energy alternatives, remediating waste sites, and monitoring air, water, and land.

Hands-on Learning Opportunities

• Internships: UToledo is one of only eight engineering programs nationwide to require co-ops. Students complete a minimum of three semesters working in the field during the degree program.
• Research: Undergraduate environmental engineering students can participate in research projects, working with faculty mentors and presenting their research at conferences.
• Study Abroad: Students can travel, experience new cultures, and meet new people while earning college credit.
• Rocket Kids Semester: A fall, spring, or summer semester internship providing recreational programming to U.S. military youth.
• On-campus and Part-time Jobs: Students can gain practical experience, build their resume, and earn money.
• Student Organizations: UToledo has over 400 student organizations, helping students make friends, build their resume, network, and have fun.

Tuition and Scholarships

Most new students don't pay full price, with 94% of new UToledo students receiving scholarships or other state and federal aid. The average cost for full-time students varies by college, program, and other options.

Honors College

The Jesup Scott Honors College offers resources and opportunities for academically gifted students. Honors students take unique classes, complete an Honors thesis or capstone project, and earn the Honors medallion at graduation.

Benefits of Honors College

• Community of academically gifted students
• Unique Honors classes
• Honors thesis or capstone project
• Exclusive housing options
• Special academic, cultural, and professional development opportunities

Choose Ohio First Scholarship

Ohio residents accepted into this STEM program are eligible for the Choose Ohio First scholarship, a four-year, renewable scholarship.