Program for Full-Time Engineering Master in Environmental Science and Engineering

DisciplineEnvironmental Science and Engineering

(Discipline Code: 0830)

 

Training Objectives

The students will grasp comprehensively and apply proficiently the basic theory and related techniques in the area of Environmental Science and Engineering. The students will be able to conduct engineering design, implementation, development and management. The graduated students will be proficient in one kind of foreign languages and skilled in reading professional literature.

 

Research Direction

1. Water pollution control and water treatment theory and technology

2. Air pollution control and gas purification 

3. Theory and technology of solid waste treatment, disposal and recycle 

4. Physical pollution prevention and control

 

Training Period

The full-time program usually lasts 2 years.

 

Credit requirements

Total Curricula Credits

≥26 credits

Degree Courses

≥18 credits

Public Degree Courses: 6 credits

The students are normally required to complete all the course credits within one year after registration.

Major Degree Courses: ≥ 10 credits

Occupation Quality Course: 2 credits

Non-degree Courses

≥ 2 credits

 

Compulsory

Training

5 credits

Social Practice Training

The students are required to complete one year social practice trainingcontinuously or accumulatively.

1 credits

Academic Seminar & Academic Meeting

Students are required to participate in at least 2 academic seminars and meetings, and give at least 1 oral presentation.

 

Curriculum

Course Catalog

Course Number

Courses

Terms

Credit

Hours

Credits

Teaching Method

Exam

Others

A

 Public Degree

Courses

S000101

Dialectics of Nature and Theory and Practice of Socialism

Fall/

Spring

36

2

Lecture

Exam

 

S000105

Master Degree English

Fall/

Spring

60

3

Lecture

Exam

 

S003999

Professional English

Fall/

Spring

20

1

 

quiz

 

Major Fundamental

Degree

Courses

S042201

Medical Statistics

Fall/

Spring

54

3

Lecture

Exam

Choose 1 courses

S000112

Numerical Analysis

Fall/

Spring

54

3

Lecture

Exam

S003306

Experimental Technology of Water Treatment

Fall

36

2.0

Lecture

Exam

Choose 1 courses

S003307

Microbial Physiology and Biochemistry

Fall

36

2.0

Lecture

Exam

S003309

Instrumental Analysis ; 

Spring

36

2.0

Lecture

Exam

S003311

Advanced Environmental Chemistry

Spring

36

2.0

Lecture

Exam

S003106

Advanced Fluid Mechanics

Fall

54

3

Lecture

Exam

S003308

Environmental Fluid Mechanics

Spring

36

2.0

Lecture

Exam

S003107

Advanced Heat Transfer

Fall

54

3

Lecture

Exam

S019304

Advanced Inorganic Chemistry

Spring

54

3

Lecture

Exam

 

S019403

Advanced Organic Chemistry

Fall

54

3

Lecture

Exam

 

S042304

Molecular and Genetic Toxicology

Spring

54

3

Lecture

Exam

 

Major Degree

Courses

 

Occupation Quality Course

(including six lectures)

Fall/

Spring

20

1

Lecture

quiz

Choose 2 courses

S003302

Solid Waste Treatment Technology

Spring

36

2

Lecture

Exam

S003303

Principle of Physical and Chemical Treatment of Water

Spring

54

3

Lecture

Exam

S003305

Principle of Biologicall Treatment of Water

Spring

54

3

Lecture

Exam

S003313

Urban Ecological Planning and Engineering

Fall

36

2

Lecture

Exam

S003314

Principle for Air Pollution Control.

Spring

54

3.0

Lecture

Exam

S003319

Design Technology

of Energy and Environmental Engineering

Spring

36

2.0

Lecture

Exam

S042302

Modern Environmental Hygiene

Spring

54

3.0

Lecture

Exam

Compulsory

Training

Practice Training

The subject should be combined with engineering production practice.

5

 

quiz

 

Academic Seminar & Academic Meeting

Students are required to participate in at least 2 academic seminars and give at least 1 oral presentation.

1

 

quiz

 

 

Note: 

(1) Degree courses are subject to this course plan, non-degree courses can be chosen from “Graduate Courses Catalog”.

(2) A student should attend for related academic research activities and get 1 credit when submit related written materials to the graduate secretary of school approved by supervisor’s assignment.

 

Practice Training 

1. Time requirement: an accumulative time of one year or so.

2. Content: The content should be issues closely related to practice and producing process. The plan of the practice step should be set up by the student and his supervisor, and need to be recorded and approved by the graduate school and the school of energy and environment.

3. Assessment:

1) The student should participate in a research of his supervisor and write a research report with more than 6000 words. The report will be assessed and graded by two or more vice professors from the sub-discipline his supervisor is in. There are three levels of the grade, outstanding, pass and fail. The student can get 5 credits after he passes the assessment.

2) The student should participate in a research or product development in an enterprise or an institution out of the school and write a research report with more than 6000 words. The report will be assessed and graded by the senior engineers from the enterprise or institution together with the student’s supervisor. There are three levels of the grade, outstanding, pass and fail. The student can get 5 credits after he passes the assessment.

 

Thesis requirements

A clear engineering technical background and practical value are required for the thesis, with clear missions, ready conditions, a proper cycle and sufficient funds. The student himself should be the major accomplisher of the thesis project.

 

The double-supervisor system is encouraged, while one of the supervisors is from Southeast and the other one is an expert from some enterprise in the related area. A guide group based on the research direction of the student is also acceptable.

 

The content of the thesis can be an engineering design, a technical research, an improved technical scheme or the development of an engineering software. The form of the thesis, the evaluation of the thesis and the requirements for the oral defense refer to the rules of the school of graduate.