Master of Science in Environmental Engineering

The M.S. degree in Environmental Engineering from Oklahoma State University prepares graduates with the advanced knowledge and skills needed to solve complex problems in environmental engineering. The concern of environmental engineers is the interface between society and the environment, including the design, construction, management, alteration and utilization of the infrastructure at that interface. Environmental engineers plan, design and construct systems for the treatment and distribution of water and for the collection and treatment of municipal and industrial waste, processes for the control of water, soil, and air pollution, and many other works of benefit to society.

Successful completion of a bachelor’s degree program in civil engineering or closely related field

3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale

GRE test score completed within the past 5 years for those applicants with bachelor’s degrees from institutions outside the U.S.

3 professional recommendation letters from individuals such as academic advisors, former professors or employers who can address applicant’s academic record and potential for graduate study, and

Goals statement (approximately 1- 2 pages) explaining the applicant’s interest in the graduate degree, including the area of specialization preferred, as well as any additional information that will explain the applicant’s qualifications.