Environmental Technician

Program Overview

This program provides a comprehensive foundation in applied chemistry, environmental science, and engineering. Students develop skills in analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, and instrumental analysis, preparing them for careers in environmental consulting, government agencies, and environmental laboratories. The program emphasizes practical applications and industry-relevant knowledge, equipping graduates to address environmental challenges effectively.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Semester 1
• CHEM16682:
Applied Chemistry 1 (6 credits)
• MATH13314:
Introductory Mathematics for Chemical Sciences (3 credits)
• CHEM10371:
Lab Techniques (4 credits)
• HEAL12535:
Occupational Health & Safety (3 credits)
• SCIE16007:
Environmental Science (3 credits)
• General Education Elective
(3 credits)
• Semester 2
• CHEM20379:
Applied Chemistry 2 (6 credits)
• MATH17900:
Intermediate Mathematics for Chemical Sciences (3 credits)
• BIOL10101:
Microbiology (4 credits)
• ENGI 24056:
Waste Water Treatment (3 credits)
• PHYS19554:
Physics for Chemical Sciences (3 credits)
• ENGI 10734:
Introduction to Chemical and Environmental Engineering Processes (2 credits)
• Semester 3
• CHEM28432:
Analytical Chemistry (5 credits)
• CHEM21471:
Organic Chemistry 1 (5 credits)
• CHEM25415:
Instrumental Analysis 1 (5 credits)
• MATH27597:
Statistics (3 credits)
• ENGI27960:
Solid Waste Treatment (3 credits)
• General Education Elective
(3 credits)
• Semester 4
• CHEM24422:
Chemistry in Industry (2 credits)
• CHEM29536:
Organic Chemistry 2 (5 credits)
• CHEM29479:
Instrumental Analysis 2 (5 credits)
• MGMT14005:
Environmental Regulations (3 credits)

Careers:

• Environmental consulting companies
• Government agencies
• Environmental laboratories