Master in Environmental protection

The tuition fee is 1,625 USD per year.

The master's programme in Environmental Protection at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland, is aimed at anyone interested in the most current issues in nature protection at global and local scales. Taught in English over four semesters (two years), it costs 6,000 PLN per year. The study programme is organized around four main areas: atmospheric quality and global change, water resource management, land use and environmental interactions, and professional and research skills in practice. It is designed to meet the expectations of applicants with varied scientific interests and educational backgrounds. Teaching staff are drawn from several faculties and universities, including the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism and the University of Life Sciences in Poznan, giving the programme a genuinely interdisciplinary teaching base. Over the four semesters, the programme includes more than 1,200 hours of lectures, laboratory classes, workshops, seminars and field trips, all delivered in English. This combination of classroom study, hands-on laboratory work and field-based learning is intended to give graduates both the scientific grounding and the practical experience needed to address environmental problems at different scales. Environmental protection as a field draws together ecology, chemistry, policy and land management, and graduates of programmes like this one typically pursue careers in environmental agencies, conservation organizations, environmental consultancy, or further academic research. Adam Mickiewicz University is one of Poland's largest and most established universities, and its cross-faculty approach to environmental protection reflects the genuinely multidisciplinary nature of the subject, spanning natural science, policy and communication.