HUMANITARIAN ΈΜιΩΦ±²₯ MINOR
Built on the success of the ΈΜιΩΦ±²₯ Engineering Service Learning (VESL) program and offered through the Center for Humanitarian Engineering and International Development, the minor in Humanitarian Engineering will support the intellectual development of current ΈΜιΩΦ±²₯ University undergraduates who have an interest in humanitarian initiatives with a global perspective, and will foster collaboration with program partners through the provision of technical services that include engineering design and research related to sustainable development. Open to engineering students only.
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A sampling of courses offered for this minor
Technical Electives
- Capstone Design 2
- Special Topics in CEE
- Engineering for Sustainable Development
- Alternative Energy
- Water
- Environmental Chemistry
- Intro to Electrical Energy Systems
- Renewable Energy Systems
- Undergraduate Research I
- Geo-Techniques
- GIS for Urban Sustainability
- Land Use Planning & Management
- Natural Res and Conservation
- Water Resources Planning
- Sustainable Development
- Intro to Sustainable Energy
- Design of Gravity Water Networks
- Nutrition and Global Health
Professional Electives
- International Accounting
- Intercultural Communication
- Globalization, Work, & Organiz
- Introduction to Cultural Studies
- Global Political Economy
- Catholic Soc. Engineering
- Geospatial Analysis and Society
- Geography of Africa
- Geography of Asia
- Global Corporate Responsibility
- Global Business Management
- Global Leadership
- Global Business Ethics
- Global Poverty & Justice
- International Relations
- International Law
- International Political Economy
- Third World Politics
Academic Framework and Program Timeline*
After declaring the Humanitarian Engineering minor freshman year, a typical course of study may look like this:
Sophomore Year
- Fall: Professional Elective
- Spring: Technical Elective
- Fall or Spring: Introductory Course EGR 2002
- Fall or Spring: VESL Seminar EGR 5001
Junior Year
- Fall: Technical elective
- Spring: Professional elective
- Fall or Spring: VESL Leadership Seminar
Senior Year
- Professional elective
- Fall or Spring: VESL Capstone - may also be completed the summer after Junior year
Updated 2/22/2021
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