Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering
Protect the environment while building the economy. Study at North Dakota's premier Energy University.
North Dakota's vast energy resources can play a critical role in easing the nation's energy dependence. Our graduates play a big part in ensuring these resources are acquired responsibly and sustainably.
- Program type:
- Doctoral Degree
- Format:
- On Campus or Online
- Est. time to complete:
- Up to 7 years
- Credit hours:
- 90
Why earn a Ph.D. in environmental engineering?
Ph.D. Programs in Environmental Engineering
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The Ph.D. program is offered through UND's Institute for Energy Studies (IES). This multidisciplinary institute is focused on training a generation of energy experts. You will develop energy technologies that are economically competitive, reliable, sustainable and politically and environmentally acceptable.
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Faculty have relationships with a wide variety of industries, municipalities, consulting firms, government agencies and research-funding organizations. This provides opportunities for your own research and collaboration.
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Participate in ongoing research opportunities at the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC). It works with state, federal and industry clients to solve energy and environmental needs.
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Gain access to on-campus EPA-certified laboratory facilities. These include the multi-disciplinary Environmental Analytical Research Laboratory (Leonard Hall), Civil Engineering Environmental and Hydraulics Laboratories, and Chemical Engineering Laboratories.
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Flexible research options allow online students to choose projects relevant to their current job.
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As a Ph.D. candidate, you'll complete an oral exam, present an annual progress report outlining your research, and defend a dissertation.