Master in Environmental management

Tuition costs 4,673 USD per year.

This master's programme, part of the field of study Environmental Engineering with a specialization in Environmental Quality Management, is offered by Wroclaw University of Science and Technology in Wroclaw, Poland. Taught in English over three semesters, it costs 4,000 EUR per year, with intakes starting on 1 October or 1 February. Graduates gain knowledge of environmental engineering together with practical experience of environmental protection technology, and are prepared to address problems in sustainable development and technology while drawing on information from the literature and other sources. The first semester covers environmental chemistry, engineering applications of mathematical statistics, AutoCAD, water treatment technology, raw materials management, sanitary biology, water quality management, water supply systems, automation in environmental engineering, a language course (Polish A1 or English C1 and above), an elective subject, ethics of new and emerging technologies, and strategic management. The second semester addresses environmental management, membrane separation processes in environmental protection, environmental toxicology, waste gas purification, solid waste management, wastewater treatment technology, biodegradable materials, sewage systems, environmental health hazards, a further language course, spatial planning, and reliability of engineering systems. The third semester covers the organization of construction works, building regulation, renewable energy systems, an elective subject, a diploma seminar and a diploma project. Graduates are prepared to act as team leaders and to organize and run research debates, with career paths open in research units, industry, and academia. The combination of technical environmental engineering training with management-focused coursework gives graduates skills applicable across regulatory bodies, environmental consultancies and industrial environmental departments.