Jamia Millia Islamia's MTech Programme to Address Environmental Concerns Nationally and Globally

An MTech programme in Environmental Health, Risk, and Safety Management has been introduced by Jamia Millia Islamia. October 27 is the last day to apply for this programme. Students who are interested can apply for the MTech program via jmicoe.in, the official Jamia website.

The course will run for two years, with four semesters. The annual tuition for the programme is Rs 45,275. The programme's admission date is November 3. Applicants must complete an additional form found on the JMI website in order to apply. Admission to this MTech program will depend on performance on the JMI entrance exam.

Candidates must have a degree in environmental studies or science, an MSc in environmental science, a BTech, or a BE in planning from any university or institution recognized by the AICTE or UGC, with at least 55% of the possible points or an equivalent grade in the qualifying exam, in order to be eligible for this course.

It is intended to give professionals all the information and abilities they need to evaluate, control, and reduce health risks, environmental pollutants, and occupational safety hazards in industrial settings. According to Jamia Millia Islamia's press release, the curriculum places a strong emphasis on fostering leadership in the industry and equipping graduates to support sustainable industrial practices.

Students enrolled in this course will gain the necessary skills to tackle pressing issues like pollution, water scarcity, industrial safety, and occupational health, with a special focus on India. Aside from environmental policy implementation, the curriculum also emphasizes advanced technology management, industrial safety system administration, and occupational health.

This program complies with international standards because of India's growing commitment to international environmental initiatives, such as the mitigation of climate change and the pursuit of net-zero emissions. Graduates will be equipped to take on environmental concerns on a national and worldwide scale.