Curriculum
Bachelor degree is offered via 4-year regular program. Students must acquire a minimum of 148 credits before they graduate. These should include 18 practical training credits, 2 self-study in English credits, and 128 bachelor degree credits. This department has four major fields of teaching and research: Environmental Monitoring, Pollution Control, Resource Recycling, and Safety & Health. We offer well-developed courses related to each field to give the students a clear learning plan.
The master's program in environmental engineering is offered a two-year program. Students must complete 36 credits to graduate, including 12 credits in required courses, 18 credits in optional courses (6 courses), and 6 credits in the thesis of the master degree.
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Master Program in Environmental Engineering |
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First Semester |
Second Semester |
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Course |
Credits/ Hours |
Course |
Credits/ Hours |
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Special Topics Seminar(1) |
1/2 |
Special Topics Seminar(2) |
1/2 |
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Research Methods |
2/2 |
Technical Writing |
2/2 |
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Environmental Physi-chemical Treatment |
3/3 |
Environmental Biological Treatment |
3/3 |
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Water Chemistry |
3/3 |
Green Environmental Planning |
3/3 |
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Indoor Air Quality Purification Technology |
3/3 |
Environmental Toxicology |
3/3 |
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Data Analysis and Application |
3/3 |
Environmental Risk Analysis |
3/3 |
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Soil Chemistry |
3/3 |
Monitoring of Air Pollunats |
3/3 |
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Advanced Instrumental Analysis |
3/3 |
Advanced Environmental Biotechnology |
3/3 |
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Advanced Waste Treatment |
3/3 |
Air Pollution Control Technology |
3/3 |
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Aerosol Technology |
3/3 |
Application of Artificial Intelligence on Environment |
3/3 |
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Environmental Sampling Planning and Design |
3/3 |
Circular Economy and Environmental Sustainability |
3/3 |
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Water Resources Engineering |
3/3 |
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