Instructors at the helm of pioneering important new environmental initiatives lead the Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals environmental engineering graduate programs. Allow distinguished faculty to guide you through the latest techniques used to examine engineering solutions related to water, wastewater treatment, environmental health hazards, and more.

Admission Requirements

Certificate Requirements

  • The program requires five courses that must be completed within five years.
  • The curriculum consists of a minimum of three courses that must be selected from the Environmental Engineering program and a maximum of two electives.
  • Electives may be selected from any of the three environmental areas of study: Environmental Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Science, or Environmental Planning and Management, subject to prerequisite restrictions. All applicable courses must have a (575.XXX) number. Except for the prerequisite restrictions, there is not any specific sequence in taking these courses.
  • Only grades of B– or above can count toward the graduate certificate.
  • Any deviation from this program, including transfer of courses and any other requisites specified in the student’s admission letter, will not be approved by the program chair.

Course Planning and Search

Wondering what course to take when or which courses are required? Use these helpful course planning and course search tools to help map out your path to degree completion.

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Master's in Environmental Engineering

Explore a part-time, online master's degree, and take carefully constructed, modern courses designed for the way you live and work today—all while having invaluable mentorship from professors you can conveniently access.

Master's Degree Requirements