Bachelor in Environmental engineering

Environmental Engineering at Kielce University of Technology, in Kielce, Poland, is a bachelor's programme taught in English over 7 semesters, with yearly tuition of 2,400 EUR. Graduates are prepared to carry out project work and contractor work, maintenance services, repair and construction work, and manufacturing and trading tasks across all areas of the economy and public administration. The programme responds to a shortage of environmental engineers alongside growing demand for environmental quality, rising environmental standards, and ongoing investment development, all of which point to promising employment prospects for graduates both in Poland and in other EU countries. The curriculum also lets graduates apply for a builder's licence in a range of specialist building works, including installation of HVAC systems, gas pipelines, and water supply and sewage networks. The educational objectives of the 1st-cycle academic programme are, first, to give students basic engineering knowledge in Environmental Engineering needed to design, implement, and maintain devices, systems, and technologies for water intake and distribution, sewage and sediment neutralization and treatment, and waste treatment, as well as for preventing environmental degradation and designing and installing plumbing and sewage systems, water supply and sewage networks, and HVAC systems; and second, to give students the skills to identify and resolve basic environmental problems they will encounter in professional practice. Kielce is a city in south-central Poland, and this English-taught programme gives international students a technical, licence-track route into environmental engineering careers spanning design, construction, and regulatory compliance.