The second and third year include general training and project-based learning in environmental science (environmental chemistry, microbiology, soil science, atmospheric physico-chemistry, etc.), and classes devoted to engineering techniques (hydrology for engineers, sanitary engineering, water and waste management, quantitative methods, etc.). There is a strong focus on acquiring programming skills, applying sensor technologies, and conducting quantitative analysis of environmental data.
Check out the interdisciplinary “Projeter Ensemble” program (8 credits)
Check out the Social Sciences and Humanities program (8 credits)
EXAMPLES OF COURSES
