The programme emphasizes a balance of both technical and soft sciences. Students are required to complete five core courses (total of 15 credit units). Further to this, students are also required to complete additional 15 credit units either as five elective courses (3 credit units each), or three elective courses (3 credit units each) and a Dissertation (6 credit units).
Core courses
Data Analysis in Environmental Applications
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Technologies
Energy Generation and Storage Systems
Environmental and Energy Policy
Environmental Pollution: Theories, Measurement and Mitigation
Electives
Advanced Thermosciences for Energy Engineering
Air Pollution and Atmospheric Chemistry
Boundary-Layer Meteorology and Wind Energy Engineering
Building Performance Assessment
Carbon Audit and Management
Climate Change: Science, Adaptation and Mitigation
Dissertation
Ecosystem and Environmental Toxicology
Emerging Energy Technologies
Energy and Environmental Economics
Energy and Environmental Law
Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development
Environmental Assessment
Environmental Chemistry and Physics
Environmental Impact Assessment Principles and Practice
Environmental Modelling
Experimental Techniques in Energy and Environment
Gas Engineering – Theories and Practices
Solid Waste Treatment and Management
Wastewater Engineering and Water Quality Assessment
Remarks: Programme electives will be offered subject to the availability of resources and sufficient enrolment.