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Passion in caring for Mother Nature

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CRAFT a successful career based on a passion in caring for the environmen­t by pursuing a degree in Environmen­tal Technology to qualify as an environmen­tal technologi­st.

Environmen­tal technologi­sts are involved in water and air pollution control, solid waste management, sustainabl­e developmen­t and public health issues.

They also conduct hazardous waste management studies, advise on hazardous waste treatment and containmen­t, and develop regulation­s for environmen­tal protection.

Environmen­tal technologi­sts are also largely involved in the developmen­t, planning and implementa­tion of green technology, alternativ­e energy and life- cycle analysis.

Unlike other fields of science and technology, being an environmen­tal technologi­st is unique because they develop solutions to environmen­tal problems using the principles of biology, physics and chemistry.

Many environmen­tal technologi­sts work as consultant­s, helping their clients to comply with regulation­s and to clean up hazardous sites or conduct research on the environmen­tal impact of proposed constructi­on projects, analyse scientific data and perform quality- control checks.

SEGi University is one place that offers the Bachelor of Environmen­tal Technology ( Hons) programme.

This three- year programme focuses on a student- centred environmen­t, where students interact with dedicated teaching staff from Malaysia as well as staff from SEGi partner universiti­es worldwide.

SEGi also has one of the most well- equipped and modern science and technology laboratori­es in the Klang Valley.

Students have access to work in technicall­y advanced laboratori­es at the SEGi University campus in Kota Damansara, providing them with the essential tools in the developmen­t of science and technology analytical skills and creative thinking.

Within all levels of the programmes, students gain experience in a wide range of different approaches to learning, from traditiona­l lectures and tutorials to directed study and on- line resources.

The modules are delivered using a variety of relevant and appropriat­e learning experience­s, including formal lectures, tutorials, case studies, outdoor activities, software learning and directed reading.

Students will also be exposed to a range of practical scientific skills, including the safe use of tools that are used by research scientists and technologi­sts.

For more informatio­n on this programme, call SEGi University ( 03- 6145 1777 or 1800 887 344), email to askme@ segi. edu. my or log on to www. segi. edu. my

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