Duke’s Environmental Engineering BS prepares innovators to protect planetary health through cutting-edge science and design. Coursework spans fluid mechanics, atmospheric chemistry, life-cycle assessment, and environmental justice. Field labs monitor PFAS in local watersheds, while makerspaces prototype solar-powered desalination units. Global design studios partner with communities from Appalachia to the Andes, ensuring students learn to co-create technologies that are technologically sound, culturally informed, and economically equitable.
Modular biochar filter removing arsenic from rural well water
Drone-based LiDAR mapping of wildfire burn scars for erosion control
Machine-learning forecast of ozone episodes in Southeastern cities
Low-energy membrane distillation unit for brackish groundwater
GIS tool optimizing urban tree-canopy placement for heat-island relief
Blockchain platform tracing plastic waste in global supply chains
Electrochemical sensor network detecting lead in school fountains
Life-cycle analysis comparing bamboo and steel storm-drain grates
VR training simulator for wastewater-plant operators
Algae bioreactor façade sequestering CO₂ on campus buildings
Peat-moss wetland restoration model for carbon-credit verification
Policy brief on equitable water-rate structures under scarcity
Solar-powered cold-plasma system for hospital-air sterilization
Augmented-reality outreach app explaining PFAS health risks
Nanocomposite photocatalyst degrading pharmaceutical residues
Citizen-science toolkit for micro-plastic sampling in rivers
Open-source dashboard visualizing real-time household water use
Hydraulic model testing sponge-city designs for monsoon flooding
Smart septic-tank IoT device preventing nutrient leaching
Design sustainable technologies and policies that safeguard our environment with Duke Engineering.
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