Graduate programs at the University of Florida are very flexible and represent independent mastery of a field of knowledge. Our program and faculty are quite diverse with opportunities for classes and research in both the sciences and engineering. Our seven general graduate research and education areas are:

• Air Resources including air pollution control, air quality, and atmospheric chemistry. Professors Mazyck, and Wu. 
   
• Biogeochemical Systems including environmental biogeochemistry, environmental health, environmental toxicology, water chemistry, and sustainability engineering and industrial ecology. Professors Bonzongo, Delfino, and Lindner.  
   
• Ecological Systems including ecological engineering, systems ecology, and wetlands, aquatic and estuarine ecology. Professors Brown, and Montague.  
   
• Solid and Hazardous Waste Management including landfill science and engineering; waste prevention, reduction, and recycling; management of special wastes; and treatment of contaminated soil. Professors Annable, Lindner, and Townsend.  
   
• Water Resources including contaminant transport and fate, decision support systems, ecohydrology and hydrologic restoration, hydrology, stormwater, and water resources management. Professors Annable, Heaney, Sansalone, Viessman, and Wise. 
   
• Water Supply and Wastewater Systems including biological treatment of potable water and wastewater; collection systems; physico-chemical treatment of potable water,wastewater, and stormwater; reuse, and water conservation. Professors Chadik, Heaney, Koopman, Mazyck, and Sansalone. 
   
• Environmental Nanotechnology including aerosols and environmental toxicology. Professors Bonzongo, Mazyck, and Wu.