Environmental engineering is the study of the environment to help minimize and manage waste and protect natural resources. For some universities, environmental engineering is placed within chemical or civil engineering. This placement  depends mainly on the discipline’s subspecialty, such as water and air treatment technologies for chemical engineering, and water resource management and hydrology for civil engineering.

Environmental engineering is a broad topic. It covers a range of scientific and engineering areas that are dedicated to reducing waste and pollution, while also  improving environmental conditions for all of us. It deals with innovative new technologies to help positively impact the environment we live in, and can take many forms, including civil engineering, architecture, and renewable energy sources. <11an>limit:2;categories:jobs;disciplines:Environmental Engineering</11an>

Choosing which companies to apply to can be a daunting task. Since you'll be spending a lot of time at work assuming you're working full time, finding a place that best suits your interests is essential. In current times, it may be that some work is remote - however, how much engineering work is able to remote is a different question!