Master of Environmental Engineering Technology

The Master of Environmental Engineering Technology program was launched at the university in 2012 and is application-oriented. It helps learners improve professional knowledge and skills in environmental engineering. Students gain an in-depth understanding of environmental knowledge, theory and practice, and use research results to propose technical solutions. The program is designed flexibly to suit individual study plans, and it is supported by a specialized faculty library with discipline curricula. Learners are prepared to manage, evaluate and improve environmental engineering work, to upgrade applied technological processes, and to propose new technology plans for wastewater and solid waste treatment. The program is backed by a faculty library that holds detailed course materials for the discipline, and learners are encouraged to plan their studies individually. The 30-credit alternative runs for 12 months, offering a shorter route for students with different needs.