Diploma in Environmental Engineering Technology

This diploma prepares environmental engineering technologists to apply science, ecology and engineering principles to minimize the impact of human activity on the natural world. Coursework covers environmental impact evaluation and mitigation, environmental monitoring, control, data collection and analysis, site assessment and remediation, ecology, aquatic chemistry, hydrology and hydrogeology, atmospheric quality monitoring, soil analysis and classification, solid and liquid waste management, surveying and drafting, computer applications and modelling, and technical report writing. Learning time is split roughly 60% classroom instruction and 40% labs, field camps and project work. The program runs 80 weeks (32 months) across five academic semesters plus three mandatory paid Co-operative Education work terms, delivered full-time on campus at the Moose Jaw campus, with a September intake. Graduates are prepared for technologist roles in environmental monitoring, assessment, remediation and regulatory compliance across industry, consulting and government settings.