Master in Institute of Environmental Engineering

Tuition fees are 112,435 TWD per year.

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, in northern Taiwan, offers a master's program through its Institute of Environmental Engineering, taught in English. Environmental engineering applies principles of chemistry, biology, and civil engineering to address problems related to water and air quality, waste management, and pollution control, covering topics such as water and wastewater treatment, air pollution control technologies, solid and hazardous waste management, and environmental monitoring. Coursework typically introduces the chemical and biological processes underlying pollution and its treatment, alongside engineering design methods for systems such as water treatment plants, air pollution control equipment, and waste management facilities. Students learn to assess environmental problems, design engineering solutions, and evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and control technologies, often using both laboratory experiments and computational modeling to understand pollutant behavior and treatment processes. A master's program in environmental engineering usually combines coursework with a research thesis, giving students the opportunity to investigate a specific environmental problem, such as a particular treatment technology or pollution source, under faculty supervision. Graduates commonly find work as environmental engineers in government agencies responsible for environmental regulation, engineering consulting firms, and industrial companies that need to manage environmental compliance and pollution control. Others move into roles focused on water and wastewater treatment plant design and operation, environmental impact assessment, or sustainability consulting, while some continue into doctoral study to pursue research careers addressing environmental challenges. Given ongoing concerns about water quality, air pollution, and waste management, the field offers steady demand across public and private sectors.