Acquired knowledge and skills, specifics of training:
Studied profile disciplines:
- Concepts for creating environmentally safe cities
- Environmental regulation and environmental quality management
- Engineering systems for environmental management
- Information technologies for analyzing environmental research data
- Environmental design
- Handling production and consumption waste
- Methodology for environmental research
- Economics of environmental management and water use
- Assessment of environmental damage
- Development of an environmental protection section in urban planning documentation
Graduates of this specialization can work:
in a wide range of fields, including government agencies, environmental organizations, research institutes, and private companies. Their work covers water resource planning and management, the development of sustainable water supply and sanitation systems, and the implementation of wastewater treatment technologies. They can work on projects to restore ecosystems and optimize urban infrastructure, which is especially relevant in the context of increasing urbanization. In addition, urban ecology specialists are able to conduct environmental research, analyze the impact of various factors on aquatic ecosystems, and develop strategies to minimize negative impacts on nature. An important aspect of their work is cooperation with the community and stakeholders to raise awareness of the importance of water conservation and sustainable development of the urban environment. Graduates in this field thus have a wide range of opportunities to implement their knowledge and skills for the benefit of society and the environment.