Environmental Process Engineering

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Program Overview

The Master’s in Environmental Process Engineering offers a rigorous training and research framework designed to equip students with in-depth scientific expertise and advanced technical skills to address contemporary environmental challenges. The program covers strategic topics such as the treatment of drinking and wastewater, the management and valorization of solid waste, air pollution control, as well as unit operations in separation and transfer processes.


Relying on an integrated pedagogical approach that combines theoretical courses, intensive practical work, and numerical modeling, the program enables students to develop capabilities in the design, optimization, and management of treatment facilities. It also incorporates cutting-edge technological tools, including artificial intelligence applied to processes and advanced Python programming.


The program concludes with a professional internship in a company or research laboratory, providing hands-on experience and the opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout the course in real-world settings.

Teaching Language : English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

The program is built on fundamental teaching units (courses) spread over the first three semesters:


  • Semester 1: Water Chemistry, Air Pollution, Fluid–Fluid Unit Operations, Heat Exchangers.
  • Semester 2: Drinking Water Production, Solid Waste Management, Adsorption and Membrane Separation, Physico-Chemical Wastewater Treatment.
  • Semester 3: Biological Wastewater Treatment, Gas Effluent Treatment, Engineering Thermodynamics, Multiphase Reactors and Bioreactors.

Advanced Topics

In cutting-edge technological areas:


Advanced Python Programming: Automation, data analysis, and visualization.

Process Simulation: Use of simulators for industrial-scale process design.

Process Intensification: Innovative equipment and methods (bioreactors, multiphase reactors).

Design of Experiments (DOE): Statistical optimization of experimental processes.

Applied AI Elements: Classification, neural networks, and AI projects for engineers.

Admissions Information

To join this Master’s program, candidates must meet the following criteria:


  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Process Engineering.
  • Degrees in Materials Engineering, Materials Chemistry/Physics, or Inorganic Chemistry are also eligible, with specific weighting coefficients.
  • Ranking is determined based on the compatibility of the applicant’s original degree.
  • Proficiency in English (TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent certificate).
  • Research project aligned with the program’s objectives.
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV).
  • Transcripts and diplomas obtained.
  • Two academic recommendation letters.
  • Motivation letter outlining academic goals and research interests.
  • Interview (conducted remotely).


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