Energy and environmental engineering

The Energy and environmental engineering studies are conducted jointly by two universities of AGH University of Science and Technology, and Shibaura Institute of Technology.

The main feature of the joint studies is the orientation and specialization towards the design and optimization of modern energy systems, the designing, and manufacturing techniques of contemporary energy materials, considering environmental protection hat distinguishes the course is the focus on the global aspects of energy conversion, including the preparation of graduates to work in international teams to face global challenges of energy and environment.

It is a second-cycle programme.

It is an offer to those candidates, who are aware of the role of energy engineering and its impact on the environment as well as the socio-economic development of the country.

Subjects students learn:

• general and sustainable chemistry
• mathematical modelling
• technical thermodynamics
• advanced heat and mass transfer
• modern solid state physics.

Application rules:

• entrance exam
• average from studies

Graduates of Energy and Environmental Engineering can work as:

• designers and constructors of machines, devices and energy installations,
• supervisory engineers and power engineers,
• specialists in energy assessment and effective energy management,
• energy consultants,
• entrepreneurs in the energy industry.

The Energy and Environmental Engineering programme is an excellent choice for students interested in modern energy systems, sustainable development, and environmental protection. The studies combine knowledge of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and technologies that support the transition towards a low-carbon future. I appreciate this field for its practical approach, innovative solutions, and the opportunity to gain skills that are highly valued in the growing energy sector. Graduates are well prepared to work on projects that contribute to energy security and environmental sustainability.