Program overview
Environmental Science and Engineering, simply put, is about making water cleaner, air fresher, and soil healthier, while turning waste and pollution into resources. At the graduate level, you'll study core courses like environmental chemistry, ecology, environmental monitoring, water treatment engineering, air pollution control, and solid waste management. You'll also get hands-on with tools like environmental modeling, data analysis, and policy evaluation. Many Chinese universities have unique strengths in this field—for example, Tsinghua University's School of Environment leads globally in wastewater treatment and air pollution control, Tongji University excels in solid waste and ecological restoration, and Nanjing University focuses on environmental toxicology and health risks. This major suits those who are curious about nature, enjoy hands-on experiments, and are willing to use interdisciplinary thinking to solve complex problems. If you care about global issues like climate change, biodiversity loss, and urban pollution, this is your battlefield.

