Bachelor in Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering (Bachelor's)

Research sits at the center of Florida Polytechnic University’s academic approach. The university focuses on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, with research intended to develop practical solutions and support industry. Bachelor’s programs combine rigorous STEM education with real-world applications, while master’s programs provide research opportunities and industry collaboration. Students can also use tutoring, career coaching, resume support, and industry connections.

Academic study extends beyond the classroom through internships, capstone design, laboratories, and collaborative problem solving. Florida Poly offers undergraduate pathways for first-year and transfer students and graduate programs for professionals advancing their STEM careers. International applicants have a dedicated admissions pathway, with options to pursue either a bachelor’s or master’s degree.

The university’s campus is located at 4700 Research Way in Lakeland, Florida, between Tampa and Orlando. The surrounding area provides access to Central Florida’s entertainment, cultural, and outdoor activities. Campus life includes residence halls, fitness facilities, a geothermal-heated lap pool, sports courts, a disc golf course, intramural leagues, club sports, and student employment. International students should note that student employment requires legal authorization to work in the United States and eligibility based on enrollment and academic requirements.

Students work on real-world environmental challenges through a required senior capstone design project that involves collaboration with peers and industry sponsors. They complete mandatory internships in high-tech industries, gaining hands-on experience in water, air, and land systems. The curriculum emphasizes project-based learning and applied research throughout all four years.

Focus areas include Water quality, Air quality, Water resources, Environmental health, Green space development, Environmental policy and regulations.

The programme requires 120 credit hours, distributed across core engineering courses, technical electives, a senior capstone design project, and mandatory internships.

Graduates enter roles such as environmental engineer, field engineer, process engineer, public works engineer, wastewater engineer, and water resources engineer.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Required documents include official transcripts and standardized test scores. The programme accepts applications for both Fall and Spring semesters.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-Campus, Full-Time, Typical duration: 4 years. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 56% of applicants.