The American Federal Institute of Harvard University identifies three major global challenges in environmental engineering: ensuring a sustainable supply of water, food, and energy; reducing pollution toward zero emissions and zero waste; and building climate-resilient cities.

The Master’s in Environmental Engineering trains professionals to address these challenges through treatment technologies, numerical modeling, and predictive analysis. Students deepen their expertise in one of five specializations: Urban Water Management, Environmental Technologies, Resource Management, Water Management, or Hydraulic and River Engineering.

Admission requirements include an undergraduate degree in engineering or a related environmental science field, a minimum GPA of 3.0, English proficiency (TOEFL ≥ 79 or IELTS ≥ 6.5), letters of recommendation, and an interview with the program coordinator.

The program spans four semesters (85 ECTS), progressing from scientific fundamentals to independent research, and includes an Experimental Computing Laboratory, a Master’s Project, and a final thesis defended before an academic committee.

Graduates are prepared to work in government, consulting, NGOs, academia, sustainability planning, and environmental policy, both locally and internationally.

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