Environmental Health and Engineering, Master of Science in Engineering at Johns Hopkins University

The Environmental Health and Engineering, Master of Science in Engineering* (MSE) is designed to prepare students with an ABET-accredited undergraduate engineering degree, or equivalent, to enter the workforce as leaders in the field. Students have five tracks to choose from, each with unique curricular requirements. Minimum prerequisites (required) for the MSE program include at least one semester of college-level calculus, one semester of general chemistry, and one semester of physics.

Faculty: Whiting School of Engineering  |  Duration: two semesters  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

Each individual’s program of study is planned by the student in consultation with department faculty and must be approved by the faculty advisor. A minimum 30 credits spread out over two semesters is required to complete the MSE degree without the research project option. The MSE program is typically a two-semester program based on course work alone.

Career pathways

The JHU Life Design Lab (LDL) provides professional development and career services to master’s students. LDL offers workshops, events, content, and drop-in office hours to help students through education, access to opportunities, and experiences to intentionally design your life on-campus and beyond.

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