The curriculum addresses the multi-disciplinary nature of the field emphasizing the theoretical, computational and experimental aspects of environmental science/technology and environmental fluid mechanics.
It includes the study of the physical, chemical and biological processes that control fate and transport in natural environmental and determine the efficacy engineered treatment and control measures.
Students commence the summer term by taking 4 courses at Stanford. When they return to NTU for the remaining two semesters, they would be taking courses that possibly include:
The 48 units of the MS programme required 41 units of coursework comprising 4 courses taken at Stanford, a total of 7 courses taken during the 2 semesters at NTU, and a 7-unit project.
Summer Term, Stanford University: June to August
Semester I, NTU: August to November
Semester II, NTU: January to May
Academic Calendar - 2009/2010
Summer Term
20 Jun (Sat) or 21 Jun (Sun): Students to arrive and check-in to their housing at Stanford 22 Jun (Monday): Orientation day at Stanford
23 Jun (Tuesday): First day of classes
15 Aug (Sat): Last day of exams
16 Aug (Sun): check-out of housing and return to home country
24 Aug (Mon): Orientation day at NTU and start of classes
Summer session
Students will be taking 4 out of the 6 courses offered:
- CEE270 and CEE274A are compulsory for all students
- Students have to choose either CEE276 or CEE376;
- and either CEE264A or CEE268.
Semester I at NTU
- Independent Study and Technical Communication Workshop are mandatory for all students
- Students to take 4 or 3 courses from the list of 4.
- Taking all 4 courses is recommended to lower workload in final semester