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Division of Environmental and Ecological Engineering

Website URL:

https://engineering.purdue.edu/EEE/InfoFor/CurrentStudents/Graduate

Department/School Head:

John W. Sutherland, Professor and Fehsenfeld Family Head

Environmental and Ecological Engineering empowers students to serve people and the planet. We prepare graduates for work in academia, industry, consulting, and government, with responsibility ranging from the design of drinking water and wastewater treatment systems to improving air quality to fostering sustainable development, and to developing sustainable technologies that conserve natural resources. As an interdisciplinary program, we recruit from across science and engineering disciplines.

Academic Programs:

• Ph.D. Program
  • 90 total credits with 30 credits coming from MS
• Master’s (thesis, non-thesis) Programs
  • Thesis - 21 credits of coursework and 9 credits of research
  • Non-thesis - 30 credits of coursework
  • Professional - 30 credits of coursework in specific areas
• Combined degree program:
  • B.S. in various undergraduate programs / M.S.E.E.E.
  • Up to 12 credits can be dual counted for BS and MSEEE

Concentrations:

        M.S.E.E.E.

• Professional Program in Environmental & Ecological Engineering
• Interdisciplinary Ecological Science and Engineering

Regular Graduate Faculty by Rank:

Professor

Ernest (Chip) Blatchley (EEE/CE)
Inez Hua (EEE/CE)
Chad Jafvert (EEE/CE)
Loring (Larry) Nies (EEE/CE)
John Sutherland (EEE/ME)
Andrew Whelton (EEE/CE)
Fu Zhao (EEE/ME)

Associate Professor

Hau Cai (EEE/IE)
Abigail Engelberth (EEE/ABE)
Brady Hardiman (EEE/FNR)
John Howarter (EEE/MSE)
Amisha Shah (EEE/CE)
Shweta Singh (EEE/ABE)
Zhi (George) Zhou (EEE/CE)

Assistant Professor

Rebecca Ciez (EEE/ME)
Heather Liddell (EEE/ME)
Caitlin Proctor (EEE/ABE)
 

For additional information, please contact Environmental and Ecological Engineering at eeegrad@purdue.edu.

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