Environmental engineers design solutions to real-world problems. There is no better teacher than experience, so our curriculum is filled with project-based courses from freshman through senior year. These real-world projects sit atop a foundation of basic math, science, and liberal arts courses with applied engineering coursework serving as a bridge between the fundamentals and the applications. Students in the Ecological Engineering concentration prepare to be leaders in this fast-growing field via: Foundational coursework in ecology and microbiology, Advanced coursework in ecological engineering, An ecological engineering capstone sequence, Related internships and research opportunities and Real technical projects helping our environment and society. Aside from the required coursework, students in the concentration are presented with the opportunity for internships or research positions related to Ecological Engineering as well as the option to focus their senior capstone sequence on an Ecological Engineering problem. Students who complete these requirements, and the requirements of the Environmental Engineering program, graduate with a B.S. in Environmental Engineering with a Concentration in Ecological Engineering.