This is an interdisciplinary programme involving several disciplines besides classical Environmental Sciences such as law, education, political science, social studies or economics.  Their skills in foreign languages allow them to understand international literature and to maintain professional relationships with colleagues abroad. In addition, they will be proficient in mathematics, technology, chemistry, physics, earth science, biology and safety sciences. As environmental scientists they will be able to conduct research connected to environmental science.

Graduated students can work for institutes engaged in the protection of the environment and nature, for research and development centres, and for administrative authorities. They can also participate in solving problems in the fields of environment and nature protection, water conservancy, forestry, agriculture, public health, municipals and civil organizations.