Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering 7 courses
A PhD student in the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering will conduct research aimed at addressing an environmental problem in their subfield of interest, whether that be water issues, environmental pollution, climate change, or energy systems, or waste treatment and reuse. Students from the PhD program have gone on to pursue successful careers in academia, local, state, and federal government, environmental consulting, and many other fields. Doctoral students should complete their formal coursework in their first two years of the program. The coursework should cover both the studentβs principal research area and include courses providing breadth across the discipline.
| Three additional science or engineering courses, chosen in consultation with one's PhD advisor. | credits |
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