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BEE in short
The Master's
Degree Programme
Barents Environmental Engineering (BEE)
is a two-year programme of 120 ECTS at the Department of Process and
Environmental Engineering,
University of Oulu, Finland.
The BEE
programme (officially
called
Master’s Degree Programme (BCBU) in Environmental Engineering § 7) is based on
environmental, process and civil engineering subjects. The curriculum is
multidisciplinary, including subjects
ranging from ethics and
environmental legislation and engineering to process engineering, economics and
industrial ecology. The
programme has been developed and
is carried out in international co-operation with the
universities participating in the Barents Cross Border University
(BCBU) project in Norway, Sweden or Russia. BEE-students graduating
from the University of Oulu will be awarded a Degree of Master of Science in Technology.
The Barents Region
spreads over Northern
Finland, Norway, Sweden and Russia (see the map besides). It is rich in
natural resources and high in economic value. Its nature is ecologically
sensitive and regenerates slowly. Utilization of resources requires both
more environmentally friendly processes in industry and
innovative measures in environmental protection and restoration. BEE
aims to answer to these needs.
Links
University of Oulu, Finland
Department
of Process & Environmental Engineering
Master's Degrees in
University of Oulu
Barents Cross Border
University BCBU
EU Northern
Dimension
About Barents
Region by Barentsinfo.Org |
BEE NEWS !
The
admission results 2012 of the Master's Degree Programmes of the
Faculty of Technology at the University of Oulu are now announced: for
BEE, see Faculty of Technology / Barents Environmental Engineering
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What there
is for you?
Barents is a special area in
the world. If you are interested in the Barents Region, and in environmental issues
therein and in general, and you want have an M.Sc. (Tech.) in Environmental
engineering, this is your chance.
BEE programme will give the graduates a
scientific approach into environmental protection and management of
natural resources, and skills and knowledge to do scientific and applied
work both in industry and academia. The graduates can also
participate in an unique cooperation network offering career
prospects in the growing area of environmental engineering, especially
in the Barents Region.
BEE career possibilities
Graduates of the BEE master's degree
programme will enter the job market as experts in
environmental engineering with specialization in the Barents
Region environmental conditions and skills to understand international
contexts of environmental issues.
The graduates can work in different
environment related business
sectors, in local and regional public administration, as well as
environmental authorities or research institutes, not only
within the region, but also in international tasks.
BEE
Publications
Caló, Antonio.
Assessing the potential for smart energy grids in the Northern Periphery.
Master's Thesis. Department of Process and Environmental Engineering. &
Thule Institute, NorTech, University of Oulu, 2011.
Chamilos, Ioannis. Resource
efficiency in an urban context: Defining the frame-work of
eco-municipalities.
Master's Thesis, Department of Process
and Environmental Engineering & Thule Institute, NorTech, University of
Oulu, 2011.
Eskelinen,
Riku. Development and utilization of GIS based groundwater discharge
prediction methods.
Master's Thesis, Department of Process
and Environmental Engineering,
Water Resources and Environmental Engineering Laboratory,
University of Oulu,
2011.
Kumar, Haresh. Utilization of carbon
dioxide in beneficiation of PGE minerals.
Master's Thesis. Department of Process and Environmental Engineering,
Mass and Heat Transfer Process Laboratory,University of Oulu, 2011. |
