
The Environmental Resource Engineering (ERE) option is part of the Environmental Systems Graduate Program at Humboldt State University. The option focuses on the analysis and modeling of land, water, and renewable energy systems. Career possibilities include work in environmental engineering, water quality engineering, renewable energy engineering, and water resources engineering.
Applicants should have an undergraduate major in engineering (e.g. civil, mechanical, agricultural, chemical, industrial, environmental). Applicants with backgrounds in a limited number of additional fields (e.g. physics, chemistry) may also be considered.
Course requirements for the program include a set of classes that are common to the Environmental Systems Graduate Program, one of two courses that are specific to the ERE option, and an approved set of upper division and graduate elective courses. Students must complete a minimum of 30 units of coursework to receive a master's degree in Environmental Systems. Each student must also complete a master's project or thesis.
Environmental Systems Required Courses | ||
| Course | Description | Total Units |
|---|---|---|
| SCI 501 | Graduate Orientation in Environmental Systems | 1 |
| SCI 530 | Environmental Systems Data Collection & Analysis | 4 |
| SCI 697 | Special Topics in Environmental Systems | 3-4 |
| SCI 698 | Graduate Colloquium in Environmental Systems | 1-3 |
Environmental Resource Engineering Option Required Courses Courses | ||
| Course | Description | Total Units |
| *ENGR 501 | Environmetal Systems Analysis | 4 |
| *ENGR 521 | Advanced Numerical Methods for Engineers | 3 |
* students must take one of ENGR 501 or ENGR 521
In addition students must take approved upper division and graduate courses in a coherent package to bring total units to 30. A minimum of 30 total units are required to complete the degree.
International Students can obtain additional information about graduate studies at Humboldt State University at the International Student Website.