UBC Environmental Engineering

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The Environmental Engineering Program is a unique program that is offered jointly by the University of Northern British Columbia in Prince George, and the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. Students in the program benefit from the culture and strengths of both institutions and graduate with a fully-accredited Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Engineering.

If you are interested in engineering, and in preservation of our natural environment, then this may be the program for you. By browsing through this website, you can find out more about what is taught in the program, the professors and the students in it, and the types of careers that a graduate of the Environmental Engineering Program might expect to pursue.  Enjoy your visit to the site.

  • Environmental engineering students proudly display their custom carved sign.
  • Climbing down a ladder to access a valve controlling flow of alpine water to Seymour Reservoir (Summer job, Metro Vancouver).
  • Sampling water quality in the Bow River near Calgary. (Co-op job, City of Calgary)
  • Mine sites such as this one in North Central BC employ environmental engineers to monitor and control potential impacts.
  • Ecological sampling in a National wildlife Area to determine the impact of natural gas wells (Summer job, Encana Ltd.).
  • Study under the instruction of dynamic professors from a variety of backgrounds.
  • Environmental engineering summer student working at the difficult-to-access Loch Lomand Lake (Metro Vancouver).

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