MSc in Environmental Engineering

University of Nottingham Malaysia

The Master of Science (Hons) in Environmental Engineering at the University of Nottingham Malaysia (UNM) is designed to tackle global environmental challenges through innovative engineering solutions. This programme combines advanced research with practical expertise and provides a unique process engineering perspective. Core areas include water treatment, carbon capture, nanotechnology, and environmental assessment. Students undertake a 60-credit Individual Research Project, gaining hands-on experience and the flexibility to select modules aligned with their interests. With options across departments, the programme caters to diverse career goals in renewable energy, environmental consultancy, and sustainability. Graduates benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, expert faculty, and a global alumni network, preparing them for impactful careers in high-demand industries. With a focus on real-world applications, the MSc in Environmental Engineering ensures students are equipped to drive sustainable change worldwide. Why Choose This Course? Unique Interdisciplinary Focus: This programme combines environmental and engineering principles, empowering students to address critical global issues like pollution control, renewable energy, and sustainable infrastructure. Flexible Customisation: Students can tailor their learning experience to align with career aspirations in environmental and process engineering. Real-World Application: Engage in practical projects, advanced fieldwork, and innovative research from the start, ensuring industry-relevant experience in areas such as water treatment and waste management. Specialised Expertise: Explore fields of carbon capture, nanotechnology, and green technologies, fostering innovative problem-solving and advanced technical skills. Pioneering Innovation: Study in a leading department driving advancements in energy, sustainability, and environmental engineering, delivered by scientists ranked among the top 2% globally on the Stanford List.

Faculty of Science and Engineering