I am curious about robotics & mechatronics but I aspire to invest in them to solve some problems related to the environment like as U said air or water pollution. So, do you think which is better for me; to major in robotics, or mechatronics engineering or environmental engineering ?
@@shahdahmed6003 I would think about majoring in mechanical engineering and minoring in new environmental engineering. If you wanna weigh the pros and cons of minoring in environmental engineering check out my latest video here:Should you Major or Minor in Environmental Engineering | Pros and Cons
I kept having the same dream about it being too hot to be outside for more than an hour or two. I had to ask myself WHY was I studying Pet.Eng ?( was it just the $ or passion) and I realized it was the money which was the only pro for me. I hope to get my masters in Renewable Energy for a safer planet especially for my country Nigeria 🇳🇬.
I chose to study EE because I would like to contribute in finding solutions to the current environmental crisis we're facing. In my country, it's not easy to have access to potable water and sanitation ( proper waste management). I'm curious about green chemistry and I'll like to design long term solutions in waste management to improve the quality of life of my community. The content proposed here is quite interesting and I'll like to learn more in your company.
Thank you for your video, I’m a junior civil engineering major with a concentration in environmental engineering! Personally I haven’t seen many black women in environmental engineering so this is very inspiring for me, thank you!!
Hi Imari! I just found your channel and I am LOVINGG your videos. I'm about to graduate with a BS in Chemistry and I'm looking at Environmental Engineering for grad school. Your channel is super helpful and I wish you all the best in your grad school journey!!
Hey Jenelle! Congrats on the Chemistry BS and if you wanna talk about the graduate experience in Environmental Engineering, let me know! I can also do a video on how to prepare and apply to grad school if it’s helpful! Thank you so much for watching my videos!
Thanks for the information. I'm in my seconds year Degree programme Doing Environmental engineering and management I'm stuck btw Civil my desire really favor Civil engineering but my university is public University hence entrance base on marit they gave me Environmental Engineering. I did several Engineering courses before e.g Plumbing and Water Engineering adding Environmental Engineering will really boost my Environmental Engineering before venturing into Civil Engineering in my Msc.
Thank you for the video. I love seeing other black women in STEM. So, I'm a senior in high school and soon I graduate. Since junior year, so just recently, I decided to switch my career path from clinical social work to Env Eng because it suited what I wanted to do more. Being new to this, I have a few questions that I would love for you to answer. 1:I know that all engineering fields require some math, but would you say the math in Env Eng is easier than in other fields? 2: Adding on to the math aspect, if I do struggle with math, should I switch over to Env Sci. instead of Eng.? 3: What would you say is the most important thing you need in this field of study? 4: What are the classes like for Env Eng? Thank you so much. If you have any other advice please share, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for reaching out! 1. The math has been pretty manageable for me in this field. But it all depends on the types of courses you take. Hydrology is definitely more math heavy so I didn’t take those courses. 2. Don’t switch the Env. Sci. Because of the math. Your job opportunities and salary will be much better in this field.
The most important thing you need in this field is a good group of people to study with because there are so many different topics to learn. If you are interested in learning about the classes, go to your college of interest and look up their major classes. But I’m general it’s lots of chemistry, biology, air quality, water quality, and design. Lots of variety and super interesting!
I am not sure whether you have corrected the mistake that I am going to mention about the video or not, but it is important to keep a balance between your voice and the audio that you are adding additionally. I found that listening to what you are saying difficult because of the music that is overlapping your voice. Despite this fact, I really appreciate your willingness to share about this topic.
Thank you so much for this video! It’s great to see representation within the field. I’m currently interested in majoring in environmental engineering but I’m also interested in bioengineering. So I was wondering what do you think about the double major Duke has on biomedical and environmental engineering? Because I was thinking of pursuing that God willing at the school near by me.
Duke is great but I don’t know much about double majoring in both of those fields especially since there are many classes that overlap. The real question is determining what you want for your career because you may one need one of those degrees
I was thinking about going into Environmental Engineering. The only thing that was holding me back was the math. Everyone says that amount of math needed for engineering is always rigorous. I was wondering what you would have to say about the load of math needed. Thanks.
Math was also always a challenge for me! I had to even retake math classes in college but honestly, don't let that hold you back! There are so many other aspects of Environmental Engineering that aren't math intensive and are equally valued! Keep pushing towards your dreams! The math is just a way to give you some foundational knowledge.
@@imariwalker Goddamn am really gonna be useless in life. Currently a high school senior interested in Environment Engineering. But the math courses you gave out already stressing me out 😭
Hi Imari! I just found your channel and have been enjoying watching your videos on EE. Thank You for providing perspective on EE and all the potential pathways you can take with such knowledge :). I took a couple years off from school after pursuing my bachelors in Chemistry to work in industry, but now am ready to go back to school in pursuit of developing an expertise and just deepening my knowledge into areas I’m passionate about, such as the environment! I wanted to ask if there are many collaborative labs at Duke that focus on green chemistry projects, such as your project that monitors organic compounds leaching from plastics? Thank You so much!
Hey Remington! Thanks for reaching out! I honestly don't know too any labs at Duke that specifically look into "green chemistry" but I know Yale has a professor that does in the Environmental Engineering department. My lab does environmental analytical organic chemistry, which looks for pollutants in drinking water. Here is the website if you are interested: ferguson.cee.duke.edu/
Hello madam, I learn a lot about environ engineering in your channel, you're a real pro! Since I have some eye issues with high degree myopia and presbyopia but would like to work in the US as a environ engineer after earning a graduate program. I wonder: Do environ engineers nowadays spend a lot of time in front of a screen(PC/laptop)? How much time is it based on a 8-hour workday? What type of environ engineer would typically spend the least amount of time using a computer? Your response is invaluable to me and I can't thank you enough!
Does making sustainable products fall into the category of environmental engineering because it seem that in college they teach more about air water and hazardous pollution, I would love to be able to work in make sustainable things to prevent pollution but I don’t know if the courses for environmental engineering will teach me that
Great question. I think your interest falls more into material science engineering or chemical engineering. Environmental engineers usually have to do remediations and cleanups.
Hey There! Im actually not sure if there are online environmental engineering degrees but it doesn’t hurt to look up a few colleges to check. Some schools are still mostly virtual because of the pandemic.
Thanks for this video Imari. Its very useful. What's the difference between Environmental Science degree and Environmental Engineering degree? Which is better from job and career growth perspective?
Great question! There are pretty different if you take a look at the classes offered. Environmental engineering is focused on cleaning up pollution using engineering and math principles. environmental science is focused on understanding environmental processes than just pollution. Environmental engineers can get both engineering and science jobs that environmental scientists apply for and tend to get paid more because of their engineering foundation. But it just depends on the job you want because you need to take the classes that matter for that career. Hope that helps!
I did my Bachelor's in civil engineering and do not have much knowledge on chemistry or biology. But I'm very passionate to be a environmental engineer and I want to know that will it be difficult for me to do masters in environmental engineering?
Hi Imari ! I'm still trying to decide whether to take Environmental Engineering or Chemical Engineering for my Bachelor's degree... I've always wanted to do something for the environment so I'm always leaning to Environmental Engineering. However, some people around me sugest me to take Chemical Engineering as it is a broader major and it is apparently easier to find a job with a Chemical Engineering degree than an environmental engineering degree.. Hope you can give me an advice on thiss.. Thankss
Hey Reynard! First, congrats for going down this path of engineering! It’s never an easy choice but it can be truly rewarding! Choosing between CE and EE is difficult because they do have a bit of similarity to them. I would first make sure you choose a school that offers both options and then take one or two classes in both to get a feel for each program. You wanna make sure you enjoy what you are learning! There are tons of job prospects for both majors so I would focus more on what career you are most interested in when making your final choice. But it’s never the end of the world if you want to switch. I know a lot of colleagues that majored in Chemical Engineering and then went to grad school for environmental engineering. So don’t worry too much! Best of luck in your journey!
Question: in your upper level curriculum, how much of the entry level engineering courses from statics to fluid mechanics & thermo to Calc I-III and Diff Eq are used? Do you have to do lots of math or is it to understand the concepts?
Honestly depends on your program at the school you go to. The math will always be important and is there to help you through applying environmental engineering theory. A large majority of content may not be useful after a certain point or even career but the goal is to provide you a holistic education in case your job has a certain skill set required.
@@imariwalker first off, thanks for the response!! My other questions were: (1) should I stay ENVE since I want nothing to do with CIVE or would CIVE give me more diversity? (2) Is grad school easier or harder than undergrad? Is it still math intensive or more concept based? Thanks!!
1) always stick to the major you enjoy 2) Grad school is different for everyone and depends on the program you are doing. My masters degree wasn’t that difficult to complete because I had a great cohort of people to work with and help fill my knowledge gaps. But a PhD is a different beast than just classes.
Hie Imari! Could you tell in detail about coding used in environmental engineering. I have interest in coding but also want to do somerhing for the environment.🙏🏼
Hey Nima! Yes there are tons of ways to still do coding in environmental science and environmental engineering. A lot of what I do in data analysis and processes requires coding skills for cluster computing, or running R/Python. I can totally make a video of environmental engineering examples in coding if you would like?
I haven’t really heard about engineering in environmental technologies but I would guess you would be designing new technologies like air and water sensors and treatment technologies. Hope that helps! Best of luck with your journey!
I know a lot of chemical engineers that switch into environmental engineering for grad school. With both degrees the possibilities are endless. You can do industry, consulting or even a teaching job.
Do you recommend studying environmental engineering as a bachelor’s degree or as a master’s degree? I can’t seem to decide whether I should major in aerospace engineering since it was a dream that I’ve always wanted to achieve or choose the environmental engineering path instead cause the past few years I became more aware of what’s happening to the world and sometimes I get eco-anxiety whenever I think about it. I become more anxious when I see how ignorant the people around me about this whole situation and I don’t want to sit and wait till we destroy our only home. I used to think that there’s no way to fix what’s already been destroyed so space exploration is a better option to find a new home but now I know that it’s never too late not yet at least. I’ve always been interested in space so I mostly cared about what’s outside the earth. I’m confused and I don’t know what to do. I thought about getting a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering and pursue a master’s degree in environmental engineering but I don’t think that could be possible since they don’t relate that much. Do you have any advice for me?
Hey There! I would personally opt for a bachelors degree in environmental engineering and a minor in aerospace engineering. But what matters most is what your want to do when you graduate. Make sure to choose a degree that will enhance your opportunities for jobs in your chosen field. Hope this helps!
hey imari, i have some interest in environmental engineering and also i want to start a business in the future, so what kind of businesses can i start which are related to environmental engineering.
Could range anywhere from $50-100K. Really depends on your location and where you decide to work! Definitely check out Monster.com and pay scale for more information
It’s a little difficult to link renewables to environmental Engineering. Renewable materials is more material science engineering, renewable energy is more chemical engineering. But some folks in EE study the impact of air pollution on solar panels. There are ways to do it but it’s not a straightforward connections as we are more concerned with air, water and waste
Important classes for EE include microbio, chemistry, computer science. Important skill sets would be excellent team work, project management, and adaptability.
Hi madam, I am spandana, I had done my under graduation in civil engineering department. Now I would like to go for higher studies specially environmental engineering and sustainable engineering. Will you please help me by suggesting the better program in masters. And one more thing is environmental engineering and environmental management are same. Please reply madam
Environmental engineering and environmental engineering management aren’t exactly the same. You may take a few overlapping classes but you need to look at the school you’re interested in attending to be sure of the differences between the two. Environmental engineering is a great program! Wishing you all the best with your master degree applications
No you don’t have to be amazing at math but you do need to be able to learn and apply the right formulas for a given situation. I will talk more about this in my RUclips Live Stream in March 4th, 2021 at 5 pm if you are free to join or you can watch the recording after it is finished. Thank you for the awesome question
Not usually but it depends on the classes. I would look at the classes offered at your school and look at general environmental engineering courses to see if there is any overlap in what is taught.
I’m studying environmental engineering and next year I’ll finish my course. I want to know how is the market for this engineering for pleople just graduated in Canada? I’m from Brasil and I want to know if they hire people without experience.
Hey Laura! Congrats on studying environmental engineering. The best way to get your foot in the door is to start doing engineering internships. I would look at jobs offered at university career fairs because they usually hire for entry level positions. You focus on marketing your skills and knowledge of environmental contamination mediation, math, and problem solving
I usually search for internships at the schools I attended. It’s good to look at the companies you want to work for and email them if they have opportunities for you to work at their company. And ask if they visa opportunities.
I would check to see if there are any close by colleges that have environmental engineering classes so you can get the experience. You can also minor in engineering if that is available and take the Fundamentals of Engineering exam in environmental engineering to get the job you want. You got this!
Hello! It really depends on the kind of job you are interested in that should determine how many chemistry courses to take. I took general chemistry, organic chemistry, fate and transformation of environmental chemicals, and water chemistry classes because I enjoyed this area of study. But most programs have chemistry courses as optional other than general chemistry.
Hi imari! Am really interested in environmental engineering and I love the part it in volves computers. Can I be a software developer for companies ?and i really personally want to speak with u alot on this course .am very much interested to know more and persue it.i currently finishes high school and I am a bit lost
If you are really interested in software development: I would look into computer science or electrical engineering. With an engineering degree you can work as a data scientist at big companies like Facebook or Google. You can even go into business later. Doing this degree won’t close the door from those opportunities. The best thing to do is start taking the engineering classes in college and then decide your final major a year in. It’s ok if you don’t have it all figured out yet 😊
Some do. I know alot of environmental engineering researchers that work in different countries or even local wetland environments to study water or air quality
Yes you can become an environmental engineer if you go to school again and get a masters or PhD in environmental engineering. Or get your Professional engineering lisense. To get a PE means your need to take two exams on environmental engineering and work a certain number of years as an engineer. It’s a lot easier to get a job in engineering if you get a degree in engineering.
I have a question for you, first of all thanks for your video helped me a lot, now my question. Does environmental engineering is related with the development of clean energy sources ?
Great question! I think you are looking more for Energy Engineering which is a different major that's not always available at every school. Environmental engineering is usually trying to solve water, air and waste issues. But it is likely for an environmental engineer to be a part of the conversation to see the environmental impact of different energy sources.
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What made you decide to major in Environmental engineering?
I am curious about robotics & mechatronics but I aspire to invest in them to solve some problems related to the environment like as U said air or water pollution. So, do you think which is better for me; to major in robotics, or mechatronics engineering or environmental engineering ?
@@shahdahmed6003 I would think about majoring in mechanical engineering and minoring in new environmental engineering. If you wanna weigh the pros and cons of minoring in environmental engineering check out my latest video here:Should you Major or Minor in Environmental Engineering | Pros and Cons
@imari could you please share your mail id
I kept having the same dream about it being too hot to be outside for more than an hour or two. I had to ask myself WHY was I studying Pet.Eng ?( was it just the $ or passion) and I realized it was the money which was the only pro for me. I hope to get my masters in Renewable Energy for a safer planet especially for my country Nigeria 🇳🇬.
I chose to study EE because I would like to contribute in finding solutions to the current environmental crisis we're facing. In my country, it's not easy to have access to potable water and sanitation ( proper waste management). I'm curious about green chemistry and I'll like to design long term solutions in waste management to improve the quality of life of my community.
The content proposed here is quite interesting and I'll like to learn more in your company.
Just got accepted into UW’s Environmental Engineering program and I am having doubts. I needed this; thank you!
Thank you for your video, I’m a junior civil engineering major with a concentration in environmental engineering! Personally I haven’t seen many black women in environmental engineering so this is very inspiring for me, thank you!!
Thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate your comment! Representation matters so much, especially in this field.
Hi Imari! I just found your channel and I am LOVINGG your videos. I'm about to graduate with a BS in Chemistry and I'm looking at Environmental Engineering for grad school. Your channel is super helpful and I wish you all the best in your grad school journey!!
Hey Jenelle! Congrats on the Chemistry BS and if you wanna talk about the graduate experience in Environmental Engineering, let me know! I can also do a video on how to prepare and apply to grad school if it’s helpful! Thank you so much for watching my videos!
@@imariwalker Yes, I would love to get in contact! Also, a video about grad school preparation and funding will definitely be appreciated - thanks!
Jenelle D yes please DM my on Instagram or Twitter and we can set up a time! My handle for both of those is @Calimari93
@@imariwalker Thanks!
So dope. Thanks for this great resource. I know some students that it can be helpful for. Great work Imari! So proud of you girl.
Yes please do share with students! I just wanted to give folks a better clarification for this form of engineering. Thank you for the support hun!
This is great information. Thank you for sharing this. I will share this to my family.
Awesome thank you!
Thanks for the information. I'm in my seconds year Degree programme Doing Environmental engineering and management I'm stuck btw Civil my desire really favor Civil engineering but my university is public University hence entrance base on marit they gave me Environmental Engineering. I did several Engineering courses before e.g Plumbing and Water Engineering adding Environmental Engineering will really boost my Environmental Engineering before venturing into Civil Engineering in my Msc.
I love this video! Many people are not sure what we do and it helps to really explain and inspire people to join in on the good work!
Thank you! Absolutely agree! I took a while for my family to even recognize it as engineering! 😅
@@imariwalker 😂😅
Thank you for the video. I love seeing other black women in STEM. So, I'm a senior in high school and soon I graduate. Since junior year, so just recently, I decided to switch my career path from clinical social work to Env Eng because it suited what I wanted to do more. Being new to this, I have a few questions that I would love for you to answer.
1:I know that all engineering fields require some math, but would you say the math in Env Eng is easier than in other fields?
2: Adding on to the math aspect, if I do struggle with math, should I switch over to Env Sci. instead of Eng.?
3: What would you say is the most important thing you need in this field of study?
4: What are the classes like for Env Eng?
Thank you so much. If you have any other advice please share, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for reaching out! 1. The math has been pretty manageable for me in this field. But it all depends on the types of courses you take. Hydrology is definitely more math heavy so I didn’t take those courses. 2. Don’t switch the Env. Sci. Because of the math. Your job opportunities and salary will be much better in this field.
The most important thing you need in this field is a good group of people to study with because there are so many different topics to learn. If you are interested in learning about the classes, go to your college of interest and look up their major classes. But I’m general it’s lots of chemistry, biology, air quality, water quality, and design. Lots of variety and super interesting!
I am not sure whether you have corrected the mistake that I am going to mention about the video or not, but it is important to keep a balance between your voice and the audio that you are adding additionally. I found that listening to what you are saying difficult because of the music that is overlapping your voice. Despite this fact, I really appreciate your willingness to share about this topic.
Love this content keep up the good work ❤❤❤
thanks! your video helps me a lot :)
Happy to help! Thanks for watching!
Hey Imari! Are you able to do another Q & A session or maybe 1 on 1 for people who are interested in environmental engineering?
I can plan for another Q and A session this March 2022
@@imariwalker perfect! That would be awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for this wonderful video ma'am, it elaborated about environmental engineering in an like environment is connected with my❤️ honestly🙂
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much for this video! It’s great to see representation within the field. I’m currently interested in majoring in environmental engineering but I’m also interested in bioengineering. So I was wondering what do you think about the double major Duke has on biomedical and environmental engineering? Because I was thinking of pursuing that God willing at the school near by me.
Duke is great but I don’t know much about double majoring in both of those fields especially since there are many classes that overlap. The real question is determining what you want for your career because you may one need one of those degrees
I was thinking about going into Environmental Engineering. The only thing that was holding me back was the math. Everyone says that amount of math needed for engineering is always rigorous. I was wondering what you would have to say about the load of math needed. Thanks.
Math was also always a challenge for me! I had to even retake math classes in college but honestly, don't let that hold you back! There are so many other aspects of Environmental Engineering that aren't math intensive and are equally valued! Keep pushing towards your dreams! The math is just a way to give you some foundational knowledge.
Imari Walker ok thanks. How many maths do you think you had to take.
Ashton Sumpter I took Calculus 1 and 2, multivariable calculus and linear algebra. So 4 math courses total!
@@imariwalker Goddamn am really gonna be useless in life. Currently a high school senior interested in Environment Engineering. But the math courses you gave out already stressing me out 😭
@@manhimseff-6802 me too
Thank you so much for this video
Hi Imari!
I just found your channel and have been enjoying watching your videos on EE. Thank You for providing perspective on EE and all the potential pathways you can take with such knowledge :). I took a couple years off from school after pursuing my bachelors in Chemistry to work in industry, but now am ready to go back to school in pursuit of developing an expertise and just deepening my knowledge into areas I’m passionate about, such as the environment! I wanted to ask if there are many collaborative labs at Duke that focus on green chemistry projects, such as your project that monitors organic compounds leaching from plastics? Thank You so much!
Hey Remington! Thanks for reaching out! I honestly don't know too any labs at Duke that specifically look into "green chemistry" but I know Yale has a professor that does in the Environmental Engineering department. My lab does environmental analytical organic chemistry, which looks for pollutants in drinking water. Here is the website if you are interested: ferguson.cee.duke.edu/
Hello madam,
I learn a lot about environ engineering in your channel, you're a real pro! Since I have some eye issues with high degree myopia and presbyopia but would like to work in the US as a environ engineer after earning a graduate program.
I wonder:
Do environ engineers nowadays spend a lot of time in front of a screen(PC/laptop)?
How much time is it based on a 8-hour workday?
What type of environ engineer would typically spend the least amount of time using a computer?
Your response is invaluable to me and I can't thank you enough!
Omg great info!!!
Thank you for watching and supporting!
You are me and I don’t even have a degree. This is why I love the degreee.
Does making sustainable products fall into the category of environmental engineering because it seem that in college they teach more about air water and hazardous pollution, I would love to be able to work in make sustainable things to prevent pollution but I don’t know if the courses for environmental engineering will teach me that
Great question. I think your interest falls more into material science engineering or chemical engineering. Environmental engineers usually have to do remediations and cleanups.
@@imariwalker okay thank you this helped a lot!
Hi Emari ! awesome video. Is it possible to get a BS in environmental engineering fully online ?
Hey There! Im actually not sure if there are online environmental engineering degrees but it doesn’t hurt to look up a few colleges to check. Some schools are still mostly virtual because of the pandemic.
Thanks for this video Imari. Its very useful. What's the difference between Environmental Science degree and Environmental Engineering degree? Which is better from job and career growth perspective?
Great question! There are pretty different if you take a look at the classes offered. Environmental engineering is focused on cleaning up pollution using engineering and math principles. environmental science is focused on understanding environmental processes than just pollution. Environmental engineers can get both engineering and science jobs that environmental scientists apply for and tend to get paid more because of their engineering foundation. But it just depends on the job you want because you need to take the classes that matter for that career. Hope that helps!
Great video 👏thanks from Jordan
Thank you for watching!
I did my Bachelor's in civil engineering and do not have much knowledge on chemistry or biology. But I'm very passionate to be a environmental engineer and I want to know that will it be difficult for me to do masters in environmental engineering?
You totally got this! You will definitely have the math background as strength to support you! You can learn the rest with time. Best of luck!
It's a new subby affair of course✅, amazing content.
Appreciate the support!
Hi Imari ! I'm still trying to decide whether to take Environmental Engineering or Chemical Engineering for my Bachelor's degree... I've always wanted to do something for the environment so I'm always leaning to Environmental Engineering. However, some people around me sugest me to take Chemical Engineering as it is a broader major and it is apparently easier to find a job with a Chemical Engineering degree than an environmental engineering degree.. Hope you can give me an advice on thiss.. Thankss
Hey Reynard! First, congrats for going down this path of engineering! It’s never an easy choice but it can be truly rewarding! Choosing between CE and EE is difficult because they do have a bit of similarity to them. I would first make sure you choose a school that offers both options and then take one or two classes in both to get a feel for each program. You wanna make sure you enjoy what you are learning! There are tons of job prospects for both majors so I would focus more on what career you are most interested in when making your final choice. But it’s never the end of the world if you want to switch. I know a lot of colleagues that majored in Chemical Engineering and then went to grad school for environmental engineering. So don’t worry too much! Best of luck in your journey!
@@imariwalker Thanks a lot for the advice! Much appreciatedd
Question: in your upper level curriculum, how much of the entry level engineering courses from statics to fluid mechanics & thermo to Calc I-III and Diff Eq are used?
Do you have to do lots of math or is it to understand the concepts?
Honestly depends on your program at the school you go to. The math will always be important and is there to help you through applying environmental engineering theory. A large majority of content may not be useful after a certain point or even career but the goal is to provide you a holistic education in case your job has a certain skill set required.
@@imariwalker first off, thanks for the response!!
My other questions were:
(1) should I stay ENVE since I want nothing to do with CIVE or would CIVE give me more diversity?
(2) Is grad school easier or harder than undergrad? Is it still math intensive or more concept based?
Thanks!!
1) always stick to the major you enjoy
2) Grad school is different for everyone and depends on the program you are doing. My masters degree wasn’t that difficult to complete because I had a great cohort of people to work with and help fill my knowledge gaps. But a PhD is a different beast than just classes.
Hie Imari! Could you tell in detail about coding used in environmental engineering.
I have interest in coding but also want to do somerhing for the environment.🙏🏼
Hey Nima! Yes there are tons of ways to still do coding in environmental science and environmental engineering. A lot of what I do in data analysis and processes requires coding skills for cluster computing, or running R/Python. I can totally make a video of environmental engineering examples in coding if you would like?
@@imariwalker yes please. That'd be great!
Hello! Do you know what's the difference between environmental engineering and engineering in environmental technologies?
I haven’t really heard about engineering in environmental technologies but I would guess you would be designing new technologies like air and water sensors and treatment technologies. Hope that helps! Best of luck with your journey!
I've bachelor's in Chemical engg , willing to join Texas kingsville for Ms in Environmental engg can u tell me job scope
I know a lot of chemical engineers that switch into environmental engineering for grad school. With both degrees the possibilities are endless. You can do industry, consulting or even a teaching job.
Do you recommend studying environmental engineering as a bachelor’s degree or as a master’s degree? I can’t seem to decide whether I should major in aerospace engineering since it was a dream that I’ve always wanted to achieve or choose the environmental engineering path instead cause the past few years I became more aware of what’s happening to the world and sometimes I get eco-anxiety whenever I think about it. I become more anxious when I see how ignorant the people around me about this whole situation and I don’t want to sit and wait till we destroy our only home. I used to think that there’s no way to fix what’s already been destroyed so space exploration is a better option to find a new home but now I know that it’s never too late not yet at least. I’ve always been interested in space so I mostly cared about what’s outside the earth. I’m confused and I don’t know what to do. I thought about getting a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering and pursue a master’s degree in environmental engineering but I don’t think that could be possible since they don’t relate that much. Do you have any advice for me?
Hey There! I would personally opt for a bachelors degree in environmental engineering and a minor in aerospace engineering. But what matters most is what your want to do when you graduate. Make sure to choose a degree that will enhance your opportunities for jobs in your chosen field. Hope this helps!
I'm currently a freshman in high school and I really want to become an environmental engineer, I want to help the environment.
You got this! Continue working towards that goal and it will happen!
hey imari, i have some interest in environmental engineering and also i want to start a business in the future, so what kind of businesses can i start which are related to environmental engineering.
You could start a business selling water treatment technologies or air treatment tech
what is the starting salary for a graduate in Environment engineering?
Could range anywhere from $50-100K. Really depends on your location and where you decide to work! Definitely check out Monster.com and pay scale for more information
Hi walker ❤❤ love you dear,
Just connecting, Can Environmental Engineering be linked to renewables too??
It’s a little difficult to link renewables to environmental Engineering. Renewable materials is more material science engineering, renewable energy is more chemical engineering. But some folks in EE study the impact of air pollution on solar panels. There are ways to do it but it’s not a straightforward connections as we are more concerned with air, water and waste
@@imariwalker Thank you greatly, well communicated.
Hello Imari. What skillset do you think should EE students acquire to better address the challenges of the 21st century?
Important classes for EE include microbio, chemistry, computer science. Important skill sets would be excellent team work, project management, and adaptability.
@@imariwalker Thanks ! Looking forward to learning more from you.
Do you have to be a genius in Maths and Physics to pass?
Hi madam,
I am spandana, I had done my under graduation in civil engineering department. Now I would like to go for higher studies specially environmental engineering and sustainable engineering.
Will you please help me by suggesting the better program in masters.
And one more thing is
environmental engineering and environmental management are same.
Please reply madam
Environmental engineering and environmental engineering management aren’t exactly the same. You may take a few overlapping classes but you need to look at the school you’re interested in attending to be sure of the differences between the two. Environmental engineering is a great program! Wishing you all the best with your master degree applications
So I am almost graduating but is it ok to go straight to a Masters program n then find jobs after that??
Most people I know went straight into their masters or PhD program after college so it should fine!
🙏thank you
do you have to be amazing at math to be in this field because I'm, not the best at math but I'm really interested in this field
No you don’t have to be amazing at math but you do need to be able to learn and apply the right formulas for a given situation. I will talk more about this in my RUclips Live Stream in March 4th, 2021 at 5 pm if you are free to join or you can watch the recording after it is finished. Thank you for the awesome question
Can I take Engineering and Environmental science and still be considered an EE?
Not usually but it depends on the classes. I would look at the classes offered at your school and look at general environmental engineering courses to see if there is any overlap in what is taught.
I’m studying environmental engineering and next year I’ll finish my course. I want to know how is the market for this engineering for pleople just graduated in Canada? I’m from Brasil and I want to know if they hire people without experience.
Hey Laura! Congrats on studying environmental engineering. The best way to get your foot in the door is to start doing engineering internships. I would look at jobs offered at university career fairs because they usually hire for entry level positions. You focus on marketing your skills and knowledge of environmental contamination mediation, math, and problem solving
@@imariwalker Can I apply from Brazil? Do you know which site I can search for internships?
I usually search for internships at the schools I attended. It’s good to look at the companies you want to work for and email them if they have opportunities for you to work at their company. And ask if they visa opportunities.
i want to be an environmental engineer but my college only has an environmental studies major
I would check to see if there are any close by colleges that have environmental engineering classes so you can get the experience. You can also minor in engineering if that is available and take the Fundamentals of Engineering exam in environmental engineering to get the job you want. You got this!
Can be a environmental scientists with engineering degree... I mean which one give better job perspective
Yes! I am now a environmental scientist as my job with a engineering degree. I have many more opportunities with this degree.
Hi thanks for your great video
I wanted to know how the chemistry is in this major and how many courses should i take?
Hello! It really depends on the kind of job you are interested in that should determine how many chemistry courses to take. I took general chemistry, organic chemistry, fate and transformation of environmental chemicals, and water chemistry classes because I enjoyed this area of study. But most programs have chemistry courses as optional other than general chemistry.
Hi imari! Am really interested in environmental engineering and I love the part it in volves computers. Can I be a software developer for companies ?and i really personally want to speak with u alot on this course .am very much interested to know more and persue it.i currently finishes high school and I am a bit lost
If you are really interested in software development: I would look into computer science or electrical engineering. With an engineering degree you can work as a data scientist at big companies like Facebook or Google. You can even go into business later. Doing this degree won’t close the door from those opportunities. The best thing to do is start taking the engineering classes in college and then decide your final major a year in. It’s ok if you don’t have it all figured out yet 😊
Are you working on your Ph D in Environmental Engineering so that you can teach at a four year college or university?
A PhD can certainly make you more qualified to teach at a college but right now my focus is on research.
Does an environmental Engineer get to do field work ??
Some do. I know alot of environmental engineering researchers that work in different countries or even local wetland environments to study water or air quality
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can i become an environmental engineer with an environmental science?
Yes you can become an environmental engineer if you go to school again and get a masters or PhD in environmental engineering. Or get your Professional engineering lisense. To get a PE means your need to take two exams on environmental engineering and work a certain number of years as an engineer. It’s a lot easier to get a job in engineering if you get a degree in engineering.
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Can someone in the medical field apply for environmental engineering?😅
Absolutely!
I have a question for you, first of all thanks for your video helped me a lot, now my question.
Does environmental engineering is related with the development of clean energy sources ?
like renewable energy
Great question! I think you are looking more for Energy Engineering which is a different major that's not always available at every school. Environmental engineering is usually trying to solve water, air and waste issues. But it is likely for an environmental engineer to be a part of the conversation to see the environmental impact of different energy sources.
It depends on the course. For example in Hannover Uni in Germany, Environmental Engineering has a specialization in Energy.
I want to..but I suck at math
Math is tough but is all about doing what you enjoy! With the right support group and tutor, you can get through the math!
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hey are uh on LinkedIn?
Sure am! You can find me via my name