Environmental Engineering - MSc


University of Oulu    Master’s Programmes

Full time September MSc 2 years full-time

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The master's programme in Environmental Engineering responds to challenges posed by global climate change. Study in an exciting learning environment at the heart of the green transition and learn to use new technologies and approaches in resource-wise, carbon neutral environmental

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Vinay Shekar

Finland is the first country Vinay Shekar has visited outside of India, and, being Indian, he wanted to see if there was a chance to play cricket when he first came to Oulu. Turned out there was, and now he is the captain of the Oulu Cricket Club. “Cricket is followed as a religion in my country,” Shekar laughs.

Shekar is passionate about his studies as well as his athletic endeavors. He studies Sustainable Energy Systems in the Environmental Engineering Master’s programme at the University of Oulu. As Shekar puts it, environmental engineering is about finding solutions to problems by seeing them in nature.

“It’s being between nature and technology in a sense. I see myself working in places where a lot of renewable energies are in use. We need to shape our future by designing and developing a modern, sustainable world,” Shekar says.

As far as his studies, Shekar says that he was surprised to see how different the concept of teaching and learning was in Oulu as compared to India.

“Here students have a lot of personal freedom. We learn a lot from lecturers, but also a lot through studying autonomously and in groups. Discussions stick with you for a long time, I think that collaboration and conversation are very efficient. The University of Oulu wants the students to learn for life, not just for the exam,” Shekar says.

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