courses: Municipal Engineering, Technical Infrastructure, Renewable
Energy Resources Techniques, Natural use of Waste, Natural Compensation, Reclamation

The module focuses on the environmental issues and tasks that contribute to the quality of life of the society through municipal, environmental protection and reclamation technologies.
This includes, among other introduction to specifics of administration schemes and bodies, municipal engineering including management and disposal of waste, maintenance of public parks, water supply systems, treatment of water, and numerous similar responsibilities related to maintenance of on-going services.

Studies in environmental technology cover also various topics like including renewable energy, environmental management, waste management, eco-design,environmental engineering, and product production.

Facultative courses, Seminars and Dissertation

A selection of facultative courses, as well as mandatory seminars for reporting of dissertation progress.

courses: Crop Production, Agricultural Engineering, Forestry
Engineering, Animal Production

The module is focused at training students in ways of improving economic, social and environmental conditions in rural areas, using a multi-layer approach.
The first layer building of understanding of fundamental crop production technologies. The following layers combine planning, supervising and managing tasks like irrigation, drainage, flood and water control systems, perform environmental impact assessments, agricultural product processing, forestry production, economics and management, animal technology (breeding, health and feeding).

courses: Planning Management, Environmental
Valorisation, Remote Sensing and GIS, Tourism and Recreation

The module comprises introduction and training in evaluation of natural resources and conditions available in the environment, application environmental and municipal space information technology, and GIS technologies.
Both local and country-wide programmers and approaches are included in the scope of the module. Interested students may also choose to pursue training in tourism and recreation problems (specifically agro- tourism) on top of the other courses of this module.

courses: Environmental Chemistry, Ecotoxicology

The module aims at conveying knowledge enabling to understand cause-and-effect relations between global circulation of chemical elements in the environment and human activity in their impact on the environment

courses: Nature Conservation, Protection and Environmental Monitoring, Environmental Management, Environmental Protection Law The module is aimed at introducing to and training in the application of environmental science tools and practices to conservation of environment and natural resources, while working toward sustainable living and development. Teaching programme in this module also covers environmental planning, environmental policy and legislation.

courses: Soil Science, Hydrology

The module aims at conveying knowledge on soil formation factors and soil properties enabling to understand conditions decisive to soil fertility, both in agrosystems and in natural sites. Students should be able to familiarize themselves with basic knowledge on water resources, their circulation in both global and regional scale, in a way enabling understanding of usage of water resources, their degradation and protection.