Master in Environmental engineering

Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology, in Gdańsk, Poland, is a master's programme taught in English over 3 semesters, with yearly tuition of 18,000 PLN. The programme covers a wide range of Environmental Engineering topics to build a solid professional background, with a schedule that includes Statistics, Project Management, Interactive Decision Making, Fluid Mechanics, Environmental Microbiology and Chemistry, Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal, Water Reuse, Spatial Planning, Groundwater and Soil Protection, Environmental Impact Assessment, Engineering Surveying and GIS Applications, Wastewater Engineering, Water Treatment, Waste Management, Urban Hydrology, Water Resource Management, Numerical Modelling of Hydrosystems, Modelling Methodologies for the Environment, and a Thesis Seminar. Graduates of the MSc programme are prepared for design and management roles across the entire field of environmental engineering. They are described as capable of working at design offices, water supply companies, water treatment plants, research and development institutes, and other environmental engineering institutions, and as ready to apply for PhD studies afterward. This breadth of coursework, spanning hydraulics, water and waste treatment, spatial planning, and numerical modelling, reflects the interdisciplinary nature of environmental engineering as a field, which draws on civil engineering, chemistry, biology, and geography. Gdańsk is a major port city in northern Poland with a long engineering and technical education tradition, and Gdańsk University of Technology's programme gives international students an English-taught route into advanced environmental engineering study, with strong grounding for both industry roles and further doctoral research.