There’s always a need for education to help bring new professionals into the water and wastewater field. The Ohio State University has stepped up with an associate degree program that breaks new ground in water career education.
The applied science program in bioenergy and water treatment management is offered by the university’s Agricultural Technical Institute (ATI) in Wooster. The university says it’s the first degree program in the U.S. that weaves together instruction in water treatment, wastewater treatment and bioenergy.
Students can graduate from the program prepared for careers in water and wastewater facilities as well as biogas, bioethanol and
