With rapid industrialization, environmental issues have become one of the most critical concerns in modern society. At the same time, scientific and technological advancements to address these issues are progressing at a remarkable pace, making environmental science an indispensable academic discipline.

The major in Environmental Biotechnology focuses on studying and advancing key areas of environmental science to improve the global environment—particularly water, soil, and waste management—with the ultimate goal of enhancing the quality of human life. Students first gain a solid foundation in chemistry, biology, and environmental science, and then proceed to advanced coursework in ecology, environmental toxicology, environmental engineering, and environmental chemistry, all of which combine theoretical and experimental approaches. To foster experts in high-value-added fields that integrate biotechnology into the environmental industry, the program is designed to provide both theoretical and practical training. The curriculum is taught by distinguished faculty specializing in microbiology, plant sciences, and related disciplines.

Incoming students benefit from various scholarships and are guaranteed on-campus housing. In addition, we offer accelerated combined master’s and doctoral programs, industry-tailored courses, and teaching certification courses, thereby providing students with diverse pathways to academic and professional development.