Bachelor in Environmental Engineering

The Environmental Engineering learning program, initiated in 1998 and officialized in 2003, aims at training specialists in the domains of preservation, improvement, and ecological systematization of the agricultural area.

These disciplines of major interest that are drawn from the teaching plan are very modern and ensure the full integration of the Environmental Engineering of our faculty into the European learning system.

The duration of the courses in the undergraduate program is 4 years. Each year is structured in two semesters of 14 weeks. The number of hours in a week is 26. In the second and third years of study, students have in the program, as a compulsory subject, Practice, a discipline that offers them a first contact with future employers, taking place at economic agents where students check and apply the theoretical knowledge obtained in school.

Are you a high school student or a graduate seeking to follow a bachelor's, master or doctoral degree in an EU city blending the wealth of its history with the strength of its newly built campus? Are you passionate about science, knowledge and looking for thriving student life in a city neighboring the Capital of Romania, the main international airport, the mountain splendors of Sinaia and Bucegi? You can study and enjoy a cozy and relatively inexpensive student experience in Targoviste while having full access to the latest research discoveries, state-of-the-art study programs, high-tech technologies, and modernly equipped amphitheaters, labs, seminar rooms, and student dorms.

A fully accredited high education institution awarded with the label „High Degree of Confidence” by the Romanian Ministry of Education, Valahia University is a comprehensive institution offering you study degrees in law and public administration, business and economic sciences, electrical engineering and electronics, information technology, environment, and food sciences, material and mechanical engineering, sciences (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry), history, geography and tourism, political sciences and media studies, Romanian and foreign languages (French, English), Orthodox theology, education, music and musical pedagogy, trade, tourism and services, and agriculture. Some of our study programs are taught in English or French and the largest share of them in Romanian with a preparatory year of Romanian language offered in the first year of studies.