Ecology and Environmental Protection

The skills that this program offers students include:
• ability to understand intra-specific and inter-specific relationships in living organisms and their importance for biocenoses;
• knowledge and understanding of the intimate processes and methods of stopping pollution or restraint of these phenomena;
• knowledge of environmental law, general principles governing environmental legislation and how its interpretation and application;
• knowledge of methodologies for achieving impact studies, balances and environmental reports;
• understanding the specifics of human ecology and human settlements in the general context of ecology, environment and sustainable development;
• ability to work with environmental information of general interest (including risk) and to transmit this information to decision makers, authorities, public and media;
• knowledge of the principles of ecological restoration and re-vegetation methods of use;
• mastery of specific scientific language to enable graduates to communicate written and verbal observations and conclusions drawn from the research conducted;
• understanding and interpretation of the concept of performance in the context of maintaining ethical standards for research and communication.