This combined major program offers a Bachelor of Science degree integrating environmental engineering and health sciences. It is designed for students interested in the health sciences who also wish to pursue environmental engineering. The curriculum focuses on the relationship between the environment and human health, aiming to prepare professionals who can develop engineering solutions for environmental and health challenges. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between public health and environmental engineering principles.
The program requires completion of university-wide requirements, NUpath requirements, engineering coursework, health sciences major requirements, and supporting mathematics and science courses. A cooperative education experience is mandatory to fulfill a specific university requirement.
Graduates are prepared for careers that address the complex interplay between environmental factors and human health. The program emphasizes practical experience and problem-solving skills relevant to the field.
Applicants must also fulfill Universitywide and NUpath requirements. International applicants should refer to specific admission guidelines for transcript evaluation and English language proficiency.
Tuition is billed per term. Scholarships may be applied automatically. Enrollment deposit is required and applied to the first tuition bill.
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International applicants must have successfully completed secondary education with strong academic performance in relevant subjects, typically demonstrated by a High School Diploma. You will also need to refer to university guidelines for transcript evaluation and English language proficiency.
Tuition rates are subject to change and vary by program and term; please refer to Northeastern University's tuition and fees page for current rates. Estimated living costs are not provided on the program pages, so please consult university resources for general cost of living estimates.
The program spans four years, with a curriculum that includes university-wide requirements, engineering and health sciences coursework, and a mandatory cooperative education experience.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Environmental Engineer, Public Health Professional, Environmental Scientist, Health and Safety Specialist, and Sustainability Consultant. The program also includes a Cooperative Education (Co-op) scheme for practical experience.
You can apply through the Common Application or the Coalition Application, submitting academic transcripts, test scores, and other required documents. Key application deadlines are November 1 for Early Decision I & Early Action, and January 1 for Early Decision II & Regular Decision.