Study programme Environmental Engineering

A graduate of the Master’s programme in Environmental Engineering possesses advanced and in-depth knowledge of contemporary concepts, models, and technologies used to analyse and reduce anthropogenic pressure on the environment. They understand the complex interrelationships between technological, economic, and environmental processes and are able to analyse them based on current scientific trends and regulatory frameworks. Thanks to advanced analytical skills, the graduate can develop concepts for the transformation of environmental systems, create models and development scenarios, and interpret complex data in order to formulate accurate conclusions and recommendations.

The graduate is prepared to conduct comprehensive environmental impact assessments of technologies and processes, design environmental strategies, analyse environmental footprints, and develop models of sustainable solutions for industrial, energy, and urban sectors. They integrate scientific knowledge with the ability to create innovative, system-based solutions that take into account technological, environmental, economic, and regulatory aspects.

A graduate of second-cycle (Master’s) studies is therefore a specialist capable of comprehensively analysing, designing, and evaluating complex environmental systems, and of working in environments that require advanced critical thinking, interdisciplinary knowledge, and the ability to develop solutions supporting sustainable development.

The programme offers opportunities to develop expertise within the following specialisations:

Environmental management in enterprises, focusing on the implementation of environmental management systems, ESG reporting, and sustainable business practices;
Integration of energy systems, covering advanced solutions for combining conventional and renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and system optimisation;
Transformation of cities and buildings, addressing sustainable urban development, energy-efficient buildings, and the adaptation of urban infrastructure to climate challenges.

Chair of the Programme Board: dr inż. Jarosław Sowiński

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The programme was approved by Senate Resolution No. 79/2026 of 29 April 2026.