Tackling environmental and resource challenges in the Asia-Pacific region
The School of Environment and Resources is dedicated to tackling the urgent environmental and resource challenges facing the Asia-Pacific region. We aim to produce graduates who can develop and implement sustainable solutions based on a deep understanding of ecological principles, resource management techniques, and the socio-economic context.
Core Focus: Climate change, pollution control, ecosystem protection.
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This department provides a rigorous scientific foundation for understanding and addressing environmental problems. Students will gain expertise in areas such as climate modeling, pollution monitoring and remediation, biodiversity conservation, and environmental impact assessment. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and the ability to apply scientific knowledge to real-world environmental challenges. Graduates will be prepared for careers in environmental consulting, government agencies, research institutions, and non-profit organizations.
Core Focus: Sustainable use of water resources, energy, and land resources.
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This department focuses on the sustainable and equitable management of natural resources, which is crucial for the long-term well-being of urban populations. Students will learn about water resource management (including water quality, supply, and sanitation), renewable energy technologies, waste management, and sustainable land use practices. The program integrates technical knowledge with economic, social, and policy considerations. Graduates will be equipped to work in areas such as water resource planning, energy policy, waste management, and sustainable agriculture.
The School of Environment and Resources aims to cultivate graduates who are forward-thinking and well-prepared to address the intricate environmental and resource management issues confronting both present and future generations.