Bachelor in Eco-engineering

Tuition is 2,500 EUR per year.

Eco-engineering at Bialystok University of Technology is a bachelor's program lasting seven semesters, taught in English in Białystok, Poland. Yearly tuition is EUR 2,500. The program gives students detailed, advanced knowledge across a wide range of subjects connected to environmental protection. Coursework includes mathematics, statistics, chemistry, biology, hydrology, IT, ecology, environmental protection, IT project systems, soil science, geology, graphics, meteorology, GIS, cartography, ecotoxicology, biochemical and biotechnological processes, environmental chemistry, genetics and GMOs, environmental impact assessment, air protection, waste management, environmental protection technologies, environmental monitoring, environmental law, environmental management, and sustainable development, along with a course on environmental management in industrial plants and a thesis seminar. Eco-engineering combines environmental science with engineering methods, training students to assess environmental conditions and design systems that reduce or manage the impact of human activity on air, water, soil, and landscapes. The breadth of subjects in this program, spanning natural sciences, geographic information systems, chemistry, and policy, reflects the range of tools environmental engineers use in practice, from laboratory analysis to spatial mapping and regulatory compliance work. Graduates of eco-engineering programs typically go on to work in environmental protection institutions, research and monitoring laboratories, industrial companies, environmental consultancies, and public administration bodies responsible for environmental oversight. The program prepares students for entry-level technical and analytical roles in environmental protection, as well as for further study at the master's level in environmental engineering, ecology, or related fields.