Bachelor in Environmental engineering

Environmental Engineering at Bialystok University of Technology, in Białystok, Poland, is a bachelor's programme taught in English over 7 semesters, with yearly tuition of 2,500 EUR. The programme lets students obtain detailed and advanced knowledge of different aspects of environmental engineering, with subjects including mathematics, mathematics and statistics, chemistry, biology, hydrology, IT, ecology, environmental protection, IT project systems, material science, fluid mechanics, air protection, heat exchange, water and wastewater technology, building physics, water supply systems, sewer systems, facilities for water and wastewater treatment, waste management, soil science, industrial area soil, analytic chemistry, noise protection, GIS, heat centres, heat systems, environmental impact assessment, and a thesis seminar. This broad subject list reflects the range of technical and scientific grounding environmental engineers need, spanning chemistry and biology through to GIS mapping and formal environmental impact assessment. Graduates commonly move into roles across water and wastewater utilities, waste management companies, environmental consultancy, and public bodies responsible for environmental protection and infrastructure, applying both the scientific and the applied engineering sides of the curriculum. Białystok is a city in northeastern Poland, and Bialystok University of Technology's English-taught Environmental Engineering programme gives international students a technical route into this field without requiring prior Polish language study. The programme's coverage of soil science, noise protection, and heating and ventilation systems alongside core water and waste subjects means graduates leave prepared for a wide range of technical and regulatory roles within environmental and civil engineering sectors across Poland and the wider EU.