1. Environmental Systems Engineering www.ucl.ac.uk/cege/ese

2. Environmental Engineering is… …a multi-disciplinary branch of engineering, concerned with devising, implementing and managing solutions to protect and restore the environment, within an overall framework of sustainable development.

3. Systems Engineering is… …the branch of engineering concerned with the development of large and complex systems. A system is an assembly or combination of interrelated elements or parts working together toward a common objective.

4. Environmental Systems Engineering… …brings these two engineering disciplines together, to devise and implement solutions which manage interrelated elements of the environment, industry and society to work towards the goal of sustainable development.

5. Graduates of the programme will be able to: understand interactions between discrete elements of complex environmental systems; and develop environmental strategies and design solutions that satisfy industry and community demands.

6. Graduate Destinations Local government Consulting Property IT Finance

7. The Course Components Environmental Systems (15 credit points) 1 optional module (15 credit points) Connections Systems Engineering and Management (15 credit points) Systems, Society and Sustainability (15 credit points) 1 optional module (15 credit points) Synthesis Engineering Research Methods (15 credit points) Collaborative Environmental Systems Project (30 credit points) Individual Environmental Systems Project (60 credit points)

8. Industry Collaboration EPSRC Collaborative Training Account Lectures Site visits Sponsored staff Group projects Individual projects

9. Partners Land Securities Teg Environmental Tribe Wanted WWF Atkins MTT Sustain British Energy Green Roofs Southern Water WaterAid Thames Water Waterwise CIWEM

10. The Group Projects Land Securities –Cleaning –Food Waste Tribe Wanted –Vorovoro Sustainability Plan Atkins –Ecological Sanitation Green roofs at UCL

11. Dr Sarah Bell s.bell@ucl.ac.uk Karen Rafferty k.rafferty@ucl.ac.uk www.ucl.ac.uk/cege/ese