Environmental Engineering - Kennedy Western

The Environmental Engineering program at Kennedy-Western University is a diverse discipline which focuses on innovative technology for reuse, recycle and recovery measures, and on the biological, chemical and physical reactions in the land, air and water environments. Kennedy-Western University is a licensed post secondary institution pursuant to the State of Wyoming Private Schools Licensing Act W.S. 21-2-401 through 21-2-407. Kennedy Western's degree programs are therefore recognized within business and industry.

Bachelor Program
Courses for the Bachelor of Science program include Introduction to Environmental Science, Principles of Fluid Mechanics, Elasticity and Plasticity, Thermodynamics and Environmental Compliance.

Master Program
Courses for the Master of Science program include Quantitative Methods for Environmental Assessment, Air Pollution Phenomena and Systems, Solid Waste Management and Toxicology.

Doctorate Program
Courses for the Doctorate Program include Chemical and Biological Processes in Environmental Engineering, Water Quality Control, Managing Environmental Risks and Environmental Economics.

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