The program is aimed at providing professionals with in-depth knowledge and skills to evaluate, manage, and reduce environmental pollution, health risks, and safety concerns in industrial environments.

Jamia Millia Islamia has introduced a Master of Technology (MTech) program in Environmental Health, Risk, and Safety Management. The deadline to apply for this program is Oct 27. Interested students can submit their applications for the MTech degree through the official Jamia website, jmicoe.in.
This two-year program consists of four semesters, with annual tuition fees set at ₹45,275. The entrance exam for the program is scheduled for Nov 3.

To apply, candidates must complete a separate application form available on the JMI website. Admissions for this MTech degree will be determined by the entrance exam conducted by JMI.
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% or an equivalent grade in the qualifying exam, in order to be eligible for this course.
The program is aimed at providing professionals with in-depth knowledge and skills to evaluate, manage, and reduce environmental pollution, health risks, and safety concerns in industrial environments.
According to an official statement from Jamia Millia Islamia, the program focuses on fostering leadership in the field, enabling graduates to promote sustainable practices within industries.
This course will prepare students to handle significant issues such as water scarcity, pollution, industrial safety, and occupational health, with particular emphasis on India.
The curriculum also emphasizes skills in implementing environmental policies, advanced technologies, and managing occupational health and safety systems.
With India's growing commitment to international environmental programs such as climate change mitigation and the goal of achieving net-zero emissions, this program is in line with global norms.
Graduates will be well-prepared to address national and international environmental issues.

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