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Program Description The graduate track in hydrologic, environmental, and sustainability engineering (HESE) in the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado Denver brings together the hydrologic cycle, environmental processes, and sustainability—the powerful notion that everything engineered should support economic prosperity, environmental health, and social justice. CU Denver welcomes students from across Colorado, throughout the United States, and around the world who seek to combine these elements. In particular, with the downtown Denver campus and offering most graduate courses in the evening, CU Denver is Colorado’s best bet for working professionals in metropolitan Denver seeking top-notch engineering graduate education. Students interested in HESE may pursue a master of science, master of engineering or a doctorate in civil engineering or in engineering and applied science. Graduate coursework in the HESE track requires breadth and depth. Students are required to take at least one graduate course in each of the three areas of hydrologic engineering, environmental engineering, and sustainability engineering, plus at least two additional courses in one of those three areas. The program also includes graduate-level electives, allowing students to customize their program to match their professional needs and intellectual curiosity.
