Part time Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering in Hong Kong in Hong Kong

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Environmental Engineering

A Masters degree is an academic degree awarded to individuals who successfully denote a higher level of expertise. There are two main types of Masters - taught and research.

Individuals who enjoy designing creative solutions and protecting the environment may want to pursue an academic program in environmental engineering. Environmental engineers help companies comply with environmental regulations, and they may also help restore polluted ecosystems.

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MPhil in Environmental Engineering

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Campus Part time 2 - 4 years January 2019 Hong Kong

The MPhil programme seeks to strengthen students’ knowledge of environmental engineering and to expose them to issues of environmental pollution and conservation, and sustainable development. Students are required to undertake coursework and successfully complete a thesis to demonstrate competence in research. [+]

There is a growing concern for environmental conservation and sustainable development across the globe. To achieve long-term environmental sustainability, it requires innovative solutions to many problems caused by humans. These problems include the presence of micropollutants in drinking water, noxious aerosols and fumes in the air, heavy metals and toxic organics in solid wastes that will eventually overwhelm our landfill sites. The scarcity of water resources, the ever-deteriorating air quality in many metropolises, the threat of mounting volumes of waste without suitable disposal sites, and a long list of other critical issues must be resolved through the innovations of scientists and engineers.... [-]