Master in Environmental engineering

Tuition fees for Master in Environmental engineering are 2,500 EUR per year.

This master's programme in Environmental Engineering at Bialystok University of Technology in Bialystok, Poland, runs for three semesters and is taught in English. Yearly tuition is 2,500 EUR. The curriculum gives students detailed, advanced knowledge across the many strands of environmental engineering, combining foundational science with applied technical subjects. Students study mathematics, statistics, chemistry, biology and hydrology alongside IT and GIS tools used for environmental analysis and project systems. Core engineering subjects include material science, fluid mechanics, heat exchange, and building physics, which underpin later coursework in the design of water supply and sewer systems. The programme covers water and wastewater technology in depth, including facilities for treatment, as well as waste management, soil science and the specific challenges of industrial area soil. Air protection and noise protection are addressed as part of a broader focus on environmental impact assessment, together with heat centres and heat systems relevant to energy-efficient infrastructure. Analytic chemistry rounds out the laboratory and measurement side of the training. The programme concludes with a thesis seminar, in which students develop and defend an independent piece of work. Environmental engineering as a discipline sits at the intersection of civil engineering and environmental science, preparing graduates for careers in water utilities, wastewater treatment operators, environmental consultancies, waste management companies and public agencies responsible for environmental protection. Graduates typically work on infrastructure design, pollution control, environmental monitoring and permitting, or move into research and further postgraduate study. Bialystok University of Technology delivers the programme entirely in English, making it accessible to international students seeking a technical master's degree in Poland with a strong applied engineering focus alongside environmental science fundamentals.