Program Overview

Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering, MSc

Faculty:

Agricultural and Food Sciences and Environmental Management

Academic discipline:

Agricultural Science

Qualification:

Agricultural Environmental Management Engineer

Starting date:

September/February

Language requirements:

English language proficiency (TOEFL 547 /IELTS 6.0/oral examination)

Academic requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in environmental science

Duration:

4 semesters

ECTS credits:

120

Tuition fee:

8,000 USD/year

Other fees:

• application fee 150 USD
• entrance procedure fee 350 USD

Short description:

The MSc in Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering is designed to develop your undergraduate knowledge and improve it through application and research. The field of Environmental Management is broad and the program reflects this diversity, with emphasis on natural resource management, environmental impact assessment, environmental technologies and environmental informatics.

Lecture, seminar:

52%

Practice:

48%

Main subjects typically include:

• Natural sciences: Soil science - Soil ecology, Water Management: Agrohydrology, Environmental Informatics – Environmental Monitoring, Sustainable Agricultural Systems and Technologies: Crop Production, Sectoral Administration and Environmental Law, Environmental Measurement Techniques, Agro-Environmental Management, Natural sciences - Nature Conservation Ecology, Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Modeling, Food Chain Safety, Water Management - excess water management and irrigation techniques, Sustainable Agricultural Systems and Technologies: Animal Breeding, Environmental Technologies: Soil Remediation, Soil Protection, Biotechnology in Agriculture
• Agricultural Engineering, Precision Agricultural Systems and Technologies, Research Methodology, Scientific Communication, Agricultural Forestry, Environmental technologies: Water Quality Proctection, Waste Water Treatment, Waste Management in Agriculture and Food Industry, Farm Business Management and Project Management, Agro-Environmental Management - Ecotoxicology, Environmental Risk Assessment, Environmental Planning, Land Consolidation, Landscape Conservation, Agricultural and Environmental Policy, Management Systems (EMS, QMS, FSMS), Agricultural and Environmental Economics, Thesis

Internship, practice:

Students should complete a 4-week summer field practice.

Career prospects:

Postgraduates may progress to a PhD or find employment in environmental management, lecturing, consultancy or other sectors where environmental management is involved.