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Masters Degree in Soil Assessment and Remediation

The Master's Degree in Soil Assessment and Remediation, offered by the Faculty of Sciences in partnership with the Faculty of Engineering, equips professionals with the expertise and skills needed to carry out soil quality assessments, and to propose suitable remediation strategies for the type of degradation and the future use of the area in question. Students will acquire essential transversal skills in the fields of Geology, Hydrology, Modelling, Ecology, Ecotoxicology, Microbiology, Risk Assessment, Soil Remediation, and Geographic Information Systems.

Job Opportunities

Management of agroecosystems and forest areas; Risk assessment of contaminated areas; Rehabilitation of contaminated areas; Risk Assessment of Phytopharmaceutical products; Development and implementation of projects dedicated to rural development and circular economy; Urban planning, nature conservation and natural resources.
Companies, public institutions and other environmental organisations; Environmental consultancy;
R&D activities in the domain of soil assessment and remediation; Develop and manage projects and create new business ideas focused on soil assessment/remediation (agricultural land, residential land, industrial land and forest land), including the assessment and protection of water masses, ecosystems and human health.

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Where
Faculty of Sciences
Taught in collaboration with
Faculty of Engineering (UP)
Type of Course
Masters Degree
Duration
4 Semesters / 120.0 ECTS
Vacancies
30
Language
Portuguese
Annual Tuition Fee (Full Tuition Fee)
National: 1300.00€
International: 3750.00€
CPLP International: 2250.00€

* Information only related to the National Call for Applications

All the information presented relates to 2024/2025

Registration and Accreditation

DGES

Registration n.ºR/A-Cr 8/2019/AL01 in June 25, 2024

A3ES

Date of publication of the accreditation decision: April 1, 2019

Validity of accreditation: 6 years

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