Master in Biotechnology

At Environmental and Plant Biotechnology, the tuition fee is 2,000 EUR per year; the application deadline for the Oct 2027 intake is Jul 14, 2027.

Environmental and Plant Biotechnology, abbreviated EPB, is a master's degree program taught in English in Kraków, Poland, running for 3 semesters, the equivalent of 1 year and 5 months, with yearly tuition of 2000.0 EUR. The program is described as bringing together students from around the world who want to work at the forefront of biotechnological developments within an international and multicultural team. EPB gives students knowledge of modern methods for preserving, reclaiming, and using the environment. Students build experience and skills in analytical and biotechnological approaches to monitoring environmental change, working toward the bioremediation of polluted water and the reclamation of contaminated and degraded post-industrial land, including sewage treatment and waste management. After completing the program, graduates have the skills to apply a range of analytical and biotechnological methods to monitor and manage environmental quality. Graduates are prepared to work in industrial laboratories and research institutions that use biotechnological approaches, and they are equipped to start their own businesses or to be recruited by administrative units and local governments, workplaces, and other organizations. They are also positioned to advise industry, farmers, extension specialists, investors, and policymakers on environmental protection measures based on biotechnological methods, as part of environmentally focused policy. As a discipline, environmental and plant biotechnology applies biological and biochemical techniques to problems in ecosystem restoration, pollution control, and sustainable land and water management. Graduates of this kind of program typically move into environmental consultancy, biotechnology research, waste and water management, or roles in public agencies focused on environmental protection, and the program also provides a base for further doctoral study in environmental or plant sciences.