University of Regina

Overview

The Bachelor of Engineering in Environmental Systems at the University of Regina prepares students to develop innovative and sustainable solutions aimed at environmental protection and climate resilience. This program emphasizes the impact of engineering systems on air, water, land, and communities, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application through hands-on learning and cooperative work experiences.

What you'll study

The curriculum integrates core engineering principles with specialized coursework in environmental systems. Students will engage in a variety of subjects that progress from foundational engineering to applied environmental design and project work. Course offerings may vary by academic year and availability.

• Engineering Fundamentals: Core engineering courses that establish foundational knowledge.
• Environment and Society: Exploration of the relationship between environmental issues and societal impacts.
• Water and Wastewater Engineering: Study of engineering principles applied to water resources and waste management.
• Transportation Systems: Analysis of the design and management of transportation networks.
• Solid and Hazardous Waste Management: Approaches to managing waste materials sustainably.
• Air Pollution Engineering: Techniques for assessing and mitigating air quality issues.
• Engineering Hydrology: Examination of the movement and distribution of water in the environment.
• Water Resources and Groundwater: Topics include groundwater development and contaminant transport.
• Environmental Design and Impact: Focus on assessment and mitigation strategies for environmental projects.
• Engineering Project Management: Skills in planning, documentation, and execution of engineering projects.
• Capstone/Major Project: A culminating project that showcases applied learning and skills acquired throughout the program.

Note: Some courses may be offered as electives or as part of project-based sequences based on the year of study.

Entry requirements

Admission to the program is contingent upon the applicant's academic background and alignment with the program's engineering prerequisites. There is no specific GRE/GMAT requirement for this degree.

• Submission of high school transcripts
• Submission of post-secondary transcripts (if applicable)
• Meeting the university's minimum academic standing for admission to engineering (requirements may vary—consult the latest admission criteria from the University of Regina)

Career prospects

Graduates of the Environmental Systems Engineering program can pursue diverse career opportunities in various sectors. They may find roles in environmental consulting, water resource management, waste management, and renewable energy sectors. The skills acquired through this program prepare students to tackle pressing environmental challenges and contribute positively to society and the planet.