About the program

The four major areas that are emphasized in Mercer's graduate environmental systems program are epidemiology and toxicology, water quality issues, solid and hazardous wastes, and air quality. The program is open to a broad range of applicants including those that hold a Bachelors of Science in Biology, Chemistry, and Environmental Science, etc.  Students who do not have an adequate background in biology, calculus, or chemistry may be required to take additional courses. The Master's degree program in Environmental Systems requires a minimum of 30 credit hours with a minimum of 18 hours in major.

Advanced Degree for the Practicing Professional

• Attend evening courses taught once a week
• Learn from industry-experienced faculty in face-to-face class settings
• Benefit from small class sizes and a high level of interaction between students and faculty
• Collaborate with a diverse group of professionals, each bringing unique backgrounds and work experiences to the classroom

Add Immediate Value to Your Employer

• Gain expertise in advanced environmental systems topics
• Tailor your degree to company needs and your own professional goals
• Increase personal contributions to your engineering design team
• Take on greater leadership roles within your team and/or company