Specification |
151-credit EE program run before 2014 |
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Program title: |
Environmental Engineering |
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Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources |
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Department managing the program: |
Environment Engineering |
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Awarding institution: |
Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, |
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Teaching institution: |
Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology |
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Final award: |
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) Major: Environmental Engineering |
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Mode of study: |
Full time |
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Language of study: |
Vietnamese |
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MOET Code of area: |
52 52 03 20 |
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Relevant subject benchmark statement: |
Engineering |
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Accrediting organization: |
Vietnam National University – Ho Chi Minh City |
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Quality management system: |
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Admission requirement: |
The applicants have to satisfy the following requirements: (1) graduated from Vietnamese high school education system; (2) passed the national university entrance exam based on competitive ranking. |
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Selected key subject blocks: |
A block: Math-Chemistry-Physics A1 block: Math-Physics-English (since 2012) |
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Enrollment quota: |
The minimum and maximum quota of the regular EE program were 40 and 120 students per year, respectively. |
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Study period: |
4.5 academic years (9 semesters) (since 2008) |
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Program objectives: |
The objectives of the EE programs are described as follows:
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Potential employers |
Graduates with BEng degree who are fully capable of working for enterprises, industries, research institutions, governmental authorities and agencies related to environmental pollution controls, water and wastewater engineering, air pollution controls, clean water/air supply and solid waste disposal and treatment. Besides environmental engineering field, graduates can have potential opportunity to work in private and public sectors which have functions of environmental consultancy, business or trading equipment treating wastewater/polluted air/contaminated soil, environmental management, water supply and sewage management, natural resources preservation and HSE (health, Safety and Environment). |
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Expected learning outcomes: |
Graduates from both EE programs are able to: - Apply general knowledge of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering to solve problems in EE field, - Organize and conduct experiments for waste, water, air pollution treatment systems, as well as to analyze and interpret results, - Select feasible technology and design a full-scale technical system, components, or process to meet desired needs include costing, manufacturability, environmental, societal, ethical, sustainability and other constraints, - Work as a successful team member on multi-tasking and multi-disciplinary issues by leading, scheduling, operating, reporting, discussing, solving, interpreting and explaining innovative ideas. - Recognize, classify, and solve environmental engineering problems, - Aware profession, career ethics and responsibilities, - Communicate effectively in terms of describing, interpreting/presenting, reporting and translating, - Recognize and use knowledge to solve environmental engineering issues in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context, - Recognize the needs and motivation to engage in life-long learning, - Use broad knowledge on contemporary issues and update technologies based on knowledge and skills obtained from theoretical and practical courses at the University, and - Use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools (CAD, laboratory analysis, GIS, Environmental Modeling) necessary for environmental engineering practice. |
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Teaching and learning strategy |
The strategy of both EE programs is illustrated as follows: - To maintain continuous improvement of standards and performance in teaching, learning and assessment, - To ensure teaching, learning and assessment provides students with appropriate learning methods, soft skills which can promote individual development, achievements and progression, - To promote professional skills supporting progression into the future jobs and higher education, - To develop an eLearning approach that facilitates lecturers and students to become independent users of information learning technologies, - To ensure equality and diversity in teaching, learning and assessment. |
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Assessment methods: |
Students can expect to experience a selection of the following assessment methods: - Individual coursework assignments - Group work assignments - Individual presentations - Group presentations - Written reports - Seminars - Laboratory log books - In class tests - Mid-semester or final exams |
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Student advice and Support: |
During the learning process at FENR, students are provided necessary advices by academic advisors from the first year. Seniors, alumni and supporting staff will assist students during their progression. Besides, students can visit the Student Activities Office (http://www.ctct.hcmut.edu.vn) and/or Student Services & Career Center (http://www.bktphcm.net) for further advices and supports. |
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Curriculum: |
The updated course information had been circulated to each student via a student booklet which was provided for each semester. |
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Graduation requirements: |
To graduate, students need to meet all these requirements:
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Ranking levels: |
Students are ranked based on the 10-score based GPA as follows:
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