Education and Research in Environmental Engineering and Occupational Health and Safety
The Department of Environmental Engineering and Occupational Health and Safety is part of the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad.
Through a multidisciplinary approach, the Department educates future engineers and researchers who will contribute to sustainable development and safer working environments.
Our study programs cover contemporary topics in environmental engineering, waste management, occupational health and safety, risk assessment, and sustainable development.
About the Depatment

We offer accredited study programs at all levels of higher education
A four-year program providing fundamental knowledge in environmental engineering and occupational health and safety
A two-year program offering specialization in environmental engineering or occupational health and safety
A research-oriented program for developing highly qualified experts in environmental engineering and occupational health and safety
Monitoring and control of air pollution and water resource contamination
Sustainable systems for waste treatment and recycling
Prevention of occupational diseases and workplace injuries
Research on green technologies and sustainable energy systems
Methods for identifying and managing environmental risks
Strategies for environmentally sustainable economic development
300+
Students
25+
Academic Staff and Associates
15+
Active Projects
50+
Publications per Year
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The RIBES project mission is to advance the circular bioeconomy by rapidly deploying regional bioeconomies into 10 European regions that lag behind, enhancing governance structures and fostering stakeholder engagement.
DaWetRest will focus on actions to enhance wetlands, floodplains, coastal wetlands, and salt marshes through both active and passive restoration methods, employing an integrated system approach to manage the complex inter dependencies of ecological, socioeconomic, and technological factors.
Based on the recorded exceedances of PM10 particulate matter limit values, and in accordance with the Law on Air Protection, the Municipal Administration of Beočin is required to develop the Short-Term Air Quality Action Plan for the Municipality.
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