Master of Environmental Engineering

The Master study program in Environmental Engineering includes several focuses. For example:

• Resources Management
• Water Management
• Renewable Energy
• Energy Technology
• Environmental Technology
• Waste Management
• Resource Usage
• Traffic and Transport

During your studies; you will be dealing with ecological issues, research on the solutions of these problems and the interaction between humans and nature. Other disciplines such as Medicine, Natural Sciences, Economics and Social Sciences will also be involved. Depending on the focus; this Masters can be based either on Technology, Management or Environmental Science.

For exact information about the admission requirements for a Master in Environmental Engineering; it is best to contact your desired university. Generally, the program is 4 semesters long. Upon successful completion you will most probably receive a “Master of Science” degree; which can vary depending on your institution and focus. 

As an Environmental Engineer you will be eligible for a position in the areas of:

• Research and Science
• Organizations
• Public Authorities
• Industry
• Adult Education
• Town Planning

With the issues of sustainability and environmental protection becoming increasingly important, many companies from various sectors are looking for Environmental Engineers. Specialists are needed for advice and development in the area of sustainable and environmental-friendly technologies. In addition to companies based on dealing with environmental problems, such as energy and environmental protection organizations, there is also the opportunity to work for an industry in the automotive and aerospace field.