Brief description of the specialization
The specialization deals with the economic and social related questions of the use of environment. It gives knowledge about the structure and context of environmental institutions and the tools of environmental management.
Responsible colleagues: dr. Gábor Bartus assistant professor and dr. Tibor Princz-Jakovics assistant professor
Further information:
https://www.ch.bme.hu/en (general information in English)
https://www.ch.bme.hu/oktatas/alapkepzes/szakok_bsc/kornyezetmernoki_bsc/ (specific information regarding the specialization, in Hungarian)
Courses of the Specialization
Course Name |
Course code |
Environmental Practice of Energy |
BMEGT42A015 |
International Practice of the Environmental Management |
BMEGT42A017 |
Environmental Strategy |
BMEGT42A018 |
Complex Environmental Management Practices I. |
BMEGT42A019 |
Environmental Strategy Assessment |
BMEGT42A020 |
Complex Environmental Management Practices II. |
BMEGT42A021 |
Environmental Evaluation and Risk Management |
BMEGT42A022 |
Thesis |
BMEGT42A023 |
Industrial Practice |
BMEGT42A030 |
Environmental Economics |
BMEGT42A402 |
Environmental Management |
BMEGT42A403 |
Environmental Efficiency Evaluation |
BMEGT42A404 |
Introduction
The aim of the specialization module is to provide relevant knowledge and develop the competences of students in the field of Environmental Management. The students become able to apply the knowledge in concrete cases through gaining experience at various case studies comprehending the effect of different European Union policies on the development of the field. Participants at the Environmental Management specialization module acquire relevant and up-to-date knowledge and competences which they would exploit both in academic and business furthermore public administration sector.
More information about the Academic programs of the BME Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences: https://www.gtk.bme.hu/en/
A specializáció tantárgyai
Course name |
Course code |
Economics of Sustainable Development |
BMEGT42A101 |
Environmental Assessment (sectorial sustainability analysis) |
BMEGT42A025 |
Environmental Management |
BMEGT42A013 |
Projekt Work I. |
BMEGT42A031 |
Projekt Work II. |
BMEGT42A027 |
Thesis |
BMEGT42A028 |
The following elective courses are available for Bachelor and Master level students at the Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability for the Fall semester of the academic year 2024/2025 (as part of our Erasmus courses):
Course Code |
Course Name |
Which semester? |
Level? |
BMEGT42A012 |
Regional Economics |
Fall |
BSc/MSc |
BMEGT42A022 |
Environmental Evaluation and Risk Management |
Spring/Fall |
BSc |
BMEGT42A410 |
Environmental Management Systems |
Spring/Fall |
BSc/MSc |
BMEGT42M104 |
Sustainable Environmental and Natural Resource Management |
Spring/Fall |
pref. MSc |
BMEGT42M111 |
Sectorial Sustainability Studies |
Fall |
pref. MSc |
BMEGT42M400 |
Environmental Economics |
Spring/Fall |
BSc/MSc |
BMEGT42V100 |
Climate Change – Advanced Level |
Fall |
BSc/MSc |
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