Delivered through the Ottawa-Carleton Institute of Environmental Engineering (OCIENE), the programs benefit from the teaching and research strengths of uOttawa’s Department of Civil Engineering and Department of Chemical Engineering and Carleton’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Research areas include air pollution, water resources management, groundwater management, contaminant transport, pollution prevention, water and wastewater treatment, environmental impact assessment and management of solid, hazardous and radioactive waste.

The objective of these programs is to prepare graduates for careers in engineering, teaching and in research in the private and public sectors. Students benefit from gaining knowledge in applied concepts of environmental engineering and acquire independence in conducting research and preparing scholarly publications.

Studies made for you

Degree options

Key research themes

  • Water and waste processing or treatment
  • Management of solid and hazardous waste
  • Air pollution
  • Water resources and groundwater management

Language

These programs are only offered in English.

Preference form

Some degrees require the completion of a preference form along with your application. Here is the one related to this discipline:

You upload this documents in your uoZone (student portal), once prompted by email. 

Career opportunities

Discover where graduate studies could take you.

  • Environmental engineer
  • Petrochemical engineer
  • Chemical engineer
  • Process engineer

Graduate studies resources

Find below various resources related to your studies at uOttawa.

Contact us

Admission questions

Engineering graduate studies office
Academic officer: Francine Daoust

Email: [email protected]

Program questions

Robert Delatolla
Program coordinator and professor

Email: [email protected]