MSc in Nature Conservation Engineering

Program Overview

This Environmental Engineering program provides a comprehensive understanding of environmental systems, assessment, and management. Students gain expertise in areas such as ecology, chemistry, remote sensing, and environmental law. The program prepares graduates for careers in environmental consulting, government agencies, and research institutions, where they can address critical environmental challenges.

Program Outline

Outline:

First semester

• Environmental Ecology
• Environmental Fluid Mechanics
• Geographic Information Systems
• Environmental Chemistry
• Landscape History
• English for Special Purposes: Environmental Engineering I
• Elective

Second semester

• Eco-Energetics
• Environmental Impact Assessment and Performance Evaluation
• Global Environmental Systems
• Chemometrics
• Remote Sensing for Environmental Applications
• English for Special Purposes: Environmental Engineering II

Third semester

• Landscape Management and Protection
• Climate Risk Assessment
• Applied Environmental Statistics
• Treatment Wetlands
• Complex Project Work
• Thesis Writing
• Professional Practice

Fourth semester

• Ecotoxicology
• European Environmental Law and Politics
• Environmental and Quality Management Systems
• Environmental Modelling
• Biological Survey and Monitoring
• Life Cycle Assessment
• Thesis Writing

Elective courses

• Landscape and Rural Development
• Water Resources Engineering
• Analytical Chemistry
• Antioxidants in Natural Environment
• Applied Soil Science
• Soil Protection and Conservation
• Agroforestry for Sustainability
• Principles of Forest Protection
• Protected Forests
• Invasion Biology