Environmental education covers socially significant and demanded specialties and tries to solve urgent environmental problems. Environmental students study climate change, the sustainability of natural resource systems, and the impact of society and industry on the environment.
Bachelor's programs include disciplines such as atmospheric sciences, ecology, environmental chemistry, geophysics, and others.

The duration of the bachelor's programs is from three to five years, the master's programs are from 1-2 years. The duration of candidate programs is from three years. Many universities in Europe offer training in English.
Environmental graduates are in demand in business, manufacturing, consulting, environmental protection organizations. Foreign graduates often stay to work in Europe, taking part in numerous environmental protection projects.
Best Environmental Sciences universities in Europe 2025 - QS World University rankings
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