Bachelor of Science in
Environmental Management and Technology (EVMT)
Curriculum
| EVMT Curriculum: 2022-2023 | 2023-2024 | 2024-2025 | 2025-2026 |
4-Year Curriculum (2025 Intake)
To graduate from EVMT degree program, students are required to fulfill the following requirements:
- University Common Core Requirements
- University English Language Requirement
- University Legal Education Requirement
- Major Requirements: BSc in Environmental Management and Technology
- At least 120 credits (where the requirements of a student’s programs of study fall short of 120 credits, additional elective credits must be earned. These elective credits may include those which are used to earn a minor program or additional major.)
- Program Requirement consists of three parts:
(1) fundamental courses (2) required courses and (3) electives.Fundamental Courses (6 – 7 credits)
Course Code Course Title Credit(s) COMP 1021 or
COMP 1022P or
ISOM 2010Introduction to Computer Science
Introduction to Computing with Java
Introduction to Information Systems3 MATH 1003 or
MATH 1005 or
MATH 1006 or
MATH 1013 or
MATH 1020 or
MATH 1023Calculus and Linear Algebra
Calculus and Statistics
Calculus, Vectors, and Matrices
Calculus I
Accelerated Calculus
Honors Calculus I3 – 4 Course Code Course Title Credit(s) ENVR1170 Science, Environment and Society – From Big Bang to Big Data 3 ENVR 2001 Academic and Professional Development I 1 ENVR 2010 Environmental Science Fundamentals 3 ENVR 2030 Material and Energy Balance for Environmental Management 3 ENVR 2090 Environmental Laboratory 2 ENVR 3001 Academic and Professional Development II 1 ENVR 3110 Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Development 3 ENVR 3210 Environmental Technology for Impact Assessment 3 ENVR 3220 Energy Sources and Usage 3 ENVR 3310 Green Business Strategy 3 ENVR 3410 Economics for Environmental Policy and Management 3 ENVR 3420 Environmental Law and Regulations 3 ENVR 4001 Academic and Professional Development III 1 ENVR 4320 ESG Management and Reporting 3 ENVR 4980 Environmental Management and Technology Capstone Project I 3 ENVR 4990 Environmental Management and Technology Capstone Project II 3 SUST 1000 Sustainability Fundamentals 3 ECON 2103 or
ECON 2113Principles of Microeconomics or
Microeconomics3 FINA 2203 Fundamentals of Business Finance 3 ISOM 2500 Business Statistics 3 MGMT 2110 Organizational Behavior 3 h6>
Students should choose from the following courses to fulfill the EVMT elective requirements upon their interest. Students may concentrate their studies in one of the categories: business, social science, environmental science or engineering upon their interests. Courses from the specified elective list and these 12 credits, at least 9 credits must be at 3000-level or above.
ENVR Courses
Course Code Course Title Credit(s) ENVR All ENVR elective courses Environmental Business Courses
Course Code Course Title Credit(s) ECON 2123 Macroeconomics 3 ISOM 2700 Operations Management 3 ISOM 4750 Business Project Management 3 MGMT 3120 Managerial Leadership 4 MGMT 3140 Negotiation 4 MGMT 4220 Entrepreneurship and Innovation 4 Environmental Control Courses
Course Code Course Title Credit(s) CENG 4720 Environmental Impact Assessment and Management Systems 3 CIVL 4310 Energy System Modeling for Buildings and Cities 3 CIVL 4430 Environmental Impact Assessment 3 CIVL 4450 Carbon Footprint Analysis and Reduction 3 CIVL 4640 Introduction to Smart City Economics 3 MECH 4350 Indoor Air Quality in Buildings 3 Environmental Science Courses
Course Code Course Title Credit(s) CHEM 1008 Introductory Chemistry 3 CHEM 1011 General Chemistry
A: Reactions, Thermodynamics,
and Reaction Kinetics3 CHEM 1012 General Chemistry
B: Atomic Structure, Molecules,
and Bonding Theories3 LIFS 1010 Introduction to Biological Sciences 3 LIFS 2060 Biodiversity 3 OCES 3160 Ecology 3 Social Science Courses
Course Code Course Title Credit(s) SOSC 1850 Understanding Society 3 SOSC 2250 Cognitive Psychology 3 SOSC 2980 Personality Psychology 3 SOSC 3250 Gender and Development 3 SOSC 3540 Environmental Psychology 3 SOSC 3880 Social Inequality and Social Mobility 3 SOSC 4290 China’s Sustainable Development 3
For enquiries, please contact evmt@ust.hk.