Earth System Science & Environmental Engineering
Earth System Science & Environmental Engineering
WELCOME
Please see representing video about us (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d5h85clvwiVpFkjaPvKE_YmzB3gnleOh/view)
Human activity is increasingly perturbing our fragile environment by depleting our natural resources, destroying ecosystems and accelerating climate change. A sustainable planet requires engineers and scientists to understand the impact of their decisions on built and natural systems.
ESE faculty are involved in cutting-edge research with government agencies like NOAA and NASA and industry leaders such as Raytheon and Lockheed Martin. Research activities are real-world goal oriented in fields such as air pollution, water quality, soil moisture assessment, vegetation health and many more environmental fields.
Students in this program can pursue the Bachelor of Engineering degree in Earth System Science and Environmental Engineering; the Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Earth System Science; the Master of Science and Professional Science Master in Earth Systems and Environmental Engineering.
Students in this program are engaged with industry professionals enabling a holistic approach to creative realistic, forward-looking applications in the Earth Engineering Center|CCNY and Combustion and Catalysis Lab .
Please join us with congratulations to ESE alumna Agata Bugala with the NYWEA award
Internship opportunity https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/enveng/ese-students-internship-sims-recycling-...
New publication:
Role of plastics in decoupling municipal solid waste and economic growth in the U.S.
Mark Campmier
is named the Great Grad 2018
NEW FINDINGS:
plastic waste can be converted into energy and fuels
NEW FELLOWSHIPS:
Lawrence Vulis (NASA ESSF) and Stanley Ko (NSF GRFP)
NEW COURSE:
ENGR I9500 Professional Seminar and Special Topics in Earth Systems & Environmental Engineering
Seminar series given by: The Earth Engineering Center at City College of New York (EEC|CCNY), See syllabus here
Safat Chowdhury
is named the Great Grad 2017
ESE led Interdisciplinary Team Wins First Prize from EPA
How can stormwater runoff be effectively managed while benefiting the campus community and environment? In designing a solution, CCNY students won first prize for their innovative green infrastructure project in the EPA 2017 Campus RainWorks Challenge.
Please congratulate Lawrence, Agata and Alexander!
https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/news/city-college-team-scoops-epa-rainworks-ch...
Contact Information
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Program Director |
Program Administrator |
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Prof. Marco Castaldi Steinman Hall Room 307 160 Convent Avenue New York, NY 10031 p: 212.650.6679 |
Dr. Liubov Kreminska Steinman Hall Room 421 160 Convent Avenue New York, NY 10031 p: 212.650.8299 |