Master in Environmental engineering

Tuition fees for Master in Environmental engineering are 2,708 USD per year.

This master's programme in Environmental Engineering at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, is taught in English over three semesters, with yearly tuition of 5,000 PLN. The programme is offered under the title Environmental Biotechnology and is designed for international students seeking specialised training in this fast-growing, interdisciplinary field. Environmental biotechnology combines engineering and molecular biology, producing graduates with skills that are in demand across a wide range of industries and scientific fields. Teaching staff bring years of experience working with international students and remain active in research, with ongoing projects and international publications feeding directly into the coursework. The programme combines theoretical study with practical work, and master's students take part in the university's research projects in its laboratories. Graduates leave with advanced knowledge of the natural sciences and technical expertise in biotechnology, including bioenergy technologies. They are trained to address problems related to the use of the natural environment through various technologies, including remediation, and to apply molecular techniques as a tool for assessing the state of the environment. When environmental damage occurs, graduates are equipped to identify risks and take action to restore environmental balance. The programme also prepares students for further academic paths, including doctoral studies, by encouraging continuing education, professional development and international cooperation. The University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn is a public university in northeastern Poland with a strong focus on life sciences, agriculture and environmental studies, giving this programme access to established research infrastructure. Graduates typically pursue careers in environmental remediation, biotechnology firms, research institutions, or government agencies focused on environmental protection and sustainability.