Engineering (Environmental Engineering), Bachelor (Hons)

RMIT's Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours) enables students to specialize in key areas essential for addressing global environmental issues, including land contamination and rehabilitation, energy, hydrogeology, wastewater treatment, and sustainable cities. The program equips learners with engineering concepts and technical skills to preserve the environment, minimize pollution in water, soil, and air, assess impacts of engineering projects, develop remediation strategies, and implement sustainable solutions.Elective options, such as the Humanitarian Experiential Learning Project, offer insights into global environmental challenges and the role of environmental engineers. Graduates will possess the expertise to conserve water resources, provide safe drinking water in difficult settings, rehabilitate contaminated land and groundwater, design sustainable waste management systems, reduce environmental footprints in urban and rural areas, and conduct impact assessments for major infrastructure. Work-integrated learning provides practical experience, industry connections, and opportunities for innovative design projects, including the Engineers Without Borders Challenge.