University of Wisconsin–Madison
Master of Engineering in Civil and Environmental Engineering: Environmental Engineering (Online)
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Civil & Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering · Civil Engineering
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Missouri University of Science and Technology
Awarded degree: Master of Science in Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering
An online Master of Science in Environmental Engineering delivered by streaming video; admission requires an engineering bachelor's degree from an accredited program and a 3.0 undergraduate GPA.
Online MS in Environmental Engineering listed by Missouri S&T Online; the catalog states the department's MS degrees are available online via streaming video.
Source: catalog.mst.edu · verified October 12, 2026We list bachelor's, master's and PhD degrees in 22 engineering majors that the school offers online, and — separately labelled — Engineering Technology and hybrid programs. Campus-only degrees, certificates, generic computer science and engineering management are excluded. Eligibility rules
The pages we checked do not say whether campus visits, lab sessions, proctored exams at a center or other in-person requirements apply. Ask the school before you apply — missing information is not “no requirement”.
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| Category | Amount | Basis and year |
|---|---|---|
| All students — Graduate Online Programs (unless otherwise noted)From the university's online tuition table | $1,200 | per credit · 2026-2027Source: online.mst.edu · verified October 12, 2026 |
| U.S. Military Rate (eligible military service members and families)From the university's online tuition table | $795 | per credit · 2026-2027Source: online.mst.edu · verified October 12, 2026 |
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No current ABET accreditation is matched to this program in ABET's database. ABET rarely accredits graduate programs; this is normal and not a mark against the program. Institutional accreditation does not imply program accreditation, and another program at the same school being accredited does not cover this one.
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Civil & Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering · Civil Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering
North Carolina State University
Awarded degree: Master of Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineering
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