NMC Code 152

NMC’s Water Quality & Environmental Technology program focuses on training a workforce supporting the direct monitoring and cleanup of waters within the Great Lakes watershed directly impacting the quality of our water resources. The coastal communities around Michigan, the “front door” to the state, represent areas where there exists the greatest potential for economic development. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that over the next 30 years, more than 200 billion dollars in economic activity will result from the cleanup of approximately 294,000 waste sites across the country. The Water Quality & Environmental Technology program provides training for a skilled workforce that will be readily available to respond to this ongoing need. The employment markets for graduates of this degree include
local, regional, national, and international opportunities.

Within this degree students will have the opportunity to earn the following: CSWA Certified Solidworks Associate, PCEP- Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer, HAZWOPER 40-hour certification, and FAA Part 107.

major requirements

approved elective courses

A minimum of 60 credits are required for this degree.