Bachelor's

Environmental engineering

Warsaw University of Technology
Warsaw, Poland English (Check official programme page) Taught
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Tuition
€3,000/semester
Duration
48 Months
Intake
Autumn Semester
Deadline
Closed 2026
Closed for 2026 intake. Next deadline not yet verified.

About the Program

The major objective of the Environment Engineering Programmes is to provide high quality, interdisciplinary knowledge and skills to people searching for solutions to the environmental problems of today and the future, concerning: water resources protection, air pollution control, solid waste management, environmental impact assessment, renewable energy systems and others. At the undergraduate level of Environmental Engineering, principal engineering skills are taught together with the achievement of knowledge of basic subjects such as mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology. All the students of the Faculty are given general knowledge of processes in major constituents of environment as well as in basic environmental technologies, e.g.: atmospheric physics and chemistry, air pollution control, hydrology, water resources and water protection, water and sewage processing, groundwater, soil protection and land reclamation, waste management. Modern methods of natural resources protection through the use of best available technologies and production practices, recycling and reuse of wastes are thoroughly taught. In addition, environmental aspects of the energy production and use are stressed throughout all engineering courses. Students are also familiar with some global environmental issues such as climatic change, ozone layer depletion, land use changes and global water scarcity and contamination. The first three semesters of the programme provide students with basic knowledge of mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology at the university level. In addition, several engineering basic courses are offered to give students a comprehensive understanding of environmental issues. The next four semesters cover specific topics within the field of environmental engineering. The eighth semester is devoted mostly to the professional internship, working on the final project and preparation of the B.Sc. thesis, in which students use their knowledge to analyse and find a proper solution to a given problem. Examples of modules: • Biology and Ecology • Information Technology • Strength of Materials and Structural Mechanics • Material Engineering • Fluid Mechanics • Civil Engineering and Constructions • Statistics in Environmental Sciences • Hydrology • Meteorology • Soil Protection • Engineering Hydrology and Hydrogeology • Environmental Chemistry • Air Pollution Control • Solid Waste Management • Water Resources Protection • Municipal and Industrial Wastewater Treatment • Renewable Energy Systems Career opportunities: The undergraduate programme in Environmental Engineering aims at a general engineering practice related to the protection of the environment and sustainable development. Students are trained for positions as consulting engineers, environmental affairs engineers for industrial and transportation companies, land reclamation and waste management companies, water and sewer companies, engineering design studios and consulting companies, civil servants in national, regional and local environmental agencies and services, environmental inspection and monitoring units.

Eligibility & Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in a related field
  • English (Check official programme page)
  • Competitive academic record (GPA)

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Application Pipeline

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Confirm Eligibility

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2

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3

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Polish public universities offer low tuition (€1,000–4,000/year). The Polish government runs the Stefan Banach scholarship program for students from Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

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University merit awards

Warsaw University of Technology may offer rector's scholarships or merit awards for high-achieving international students. Contact their international office.

Work & Stay

What you can earn and how long you can stay after graduation.

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What happens after you graduate

Official info

Work while studying

Unlimited hours

EU student visa holders can work without restrictions. Non-EU students can work up to 20 hours/week on a student visa.

Student pay rate

PLN 30.50/hour

National minimum wage. Most student jobs in Warsaw pay PLN 25–35/hour.

Stay after graduation

12 months

Temporary Residence Permit for Job Search — One-year permit to stay and find work after graduation. Must apply within 30 days of graduation.

Path to residency

5 years

Permanent residency after 5 years of continuous legal residence.

Average graduate salary

PLN 6,500/year

Approx. €1,500/month. Warsaw tech sector averages PLN 10,000–15,000/month for software roles.

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Estimated Semester Cost

Tuition €3,000/semester
Admin / Union Fees €0/semester