Environmental Engineering

*The program will be launched subject to obtaining provisional operating authorization.

General Area: Engineering Sciences
Specific Area: Environmental Engineering
Programme Lenght: 8 semesters (4 years)
Tuition Fee: EUR 300/year
Number of places available annually: 10 tuition-free places, 5 places with partial tuition contribution
Registration Fee: 150 RON

Admission Calendar

This program is for you if...:

• the environment is important to you and you want to take action for it;
• you are interested in how technology can be used to protect the Earth;
• you enjoy field work but also feel at home in the lab and at the computer;
• you want to ensure that future generations inherit a livable environment;
• you are not satisfied with "green talk"—you want real solutions.

Our goal:

The aim of the program is to train professionals who are capable of effectively solving environmental problems and contributing to the creation of a healthy environment.

What you will learn:

• how to measure environmental impacts and protect air, water, and soil;
• what can be done against climate change and pollution;
• technologies used for cleaning, recycling, and sustainable development;
• how engineering knowledge and digital tools help in environmental protection.

Career opportunities:

• Become an environmental engineer who doesn't just talk about the planet but takes action for it.
• Work for corporations, municipalities, in research, or even in international R&D projects.
• You can become a research and development engineer, water protection specialist, environmental inspector, sustainability consultant, or in short: a green innovator—the engineer of the future.

Admission criteria:

• Motivational Interview: Mandatory (Pass/Fail)
• Baccalaureate Grade Average: 100%

Admission Exemptions / Incentives:

Applicants who have secured 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in the following competitions gain automatic admission to the Environmental Engineering programme:

• Regional Environmental Protection Conference;
• Transylvanian Conference of Student Research Circles (TUDEK);
• Nyárády Erazmus Gyula Biology Competition;
• Teleki Sámuel Geography Competition;
• Fabinyi Rudolf Chemistry Competition;
• Bolyai Farkas Physics Competition;
• Other competitions officially recognized by the Department.