The specialisations in Eco-efficient Engineering and Aquatic Environment comprise course based learning of advances in theory, methods and tools as well as project based learning integrated with the research activities of the university.
The master programme is a two-year programme on top of a relevant bachelor degree. At the master programme you can choose between two academic profiles:
Academic Profile: Eco-efficient Engineering
The first and second semesters comprise mainly course and project based learning including the most recent knowledge in the disciplines of environmental system analysis, waste management and resource recovery, bio-waste, industrial water management, air pollution and climate, eco-innovation, energy system analysis, renewable energy, and more.
The third and fourth semesters are more individualised and include project work in close relation to our research activities.
Academic Profile: Aquatic Environment
The first and second semesters comprise mainly course and project based learning including the most recent knowledge in the modelling and regeneration of aquatic eco-systems and advanced wastewater and groundwater treatment.
The third and fourth semesters are more individualised and include project work in close relation to the research activities undertaken in CEMIT.
Programmes courses
On the master programme you choose an academic profile which becomes the main theme throughout the master programme.
Part of the study programme is compulsory if you want a master degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Southern Denmark. In addition to the fixed main subjects and courses, you can choose supplementary courses from all courses offered at the university.
Courses at the master programme in Eco-efficient Engineering
Possible elective courses for the academic profile in Eco-efficient Engineering: Climate Change, Environmental Finance, Bio-waste, Environmental Modelling, Environmental and Energy Management, and Green Accounting.
The academic profile in Eco-efficient Engineering is linked to the university’s research in that area, which is carried out at the interdisciplinary Centre for Energy and Environmentally Efficient Technologies, CEMIT, see www.sdu.dk/cemit.
Courses at the master programme in Aquatic Environment
Possible elective courses for the academic profile in Aquatic Environment: System Analysis, Environmental Finance, Bio-waste, Environmental and Energy Management, and Green Accounting.