There are 10 learning outcomes of the Environmental Engineering Department

• CPL-1 Able to demonstrate attitudes and characters that reflect: devotion to God Almighty, ethics and integrity, noble character, sensitive and caring about social and environmental issues, respecting cultural differences and diversity, upholding law enforcement prioritizing the interests of the nation and the wider community, through creativity and innovation, excellence, strong leadership, synergy, and other potentials to achieve maximum results
• CPL-2 Able to study and utilize science and technology to apply it to the field of environmental engineering, and able to make appropriate decisions from the results of individual work or group work in the form of a final assignment report or other forms of learning activities whose output is equivalent to a final assignment through logical, critical, systematic and innovative thinking
• CPL-3 Able to manage one’s learning, and develop oneself as a lifelong learner to compete at the national and international levels, to make a real contribution to solving problems by implementing information and communication technology and paying attention to the principles of sustainability and understanding technology-based entrepreneurship
• CPL-4 Mastering the theoretical concepts of environmental engineering and management needed for environmental problem analysis and environmental management system design. CPL-5 Mastering the principles and current issues in economics, social ecology in general, as well as communication techniques and the latest technological developments
• CPL-6 Able to apply basic science and engineering principles in solving engineering problems, environmental management and enviropreneurs
• CPL-7 Able to design the best and sustainable systems and processes in environmental management by applying modern engineering methods, skills and tools
• CPL-8 Able to analyse and apply research results and formulate alternative designs for systems and processes in environmental management
• CPL-9 Able to apply modern engineering methods, skills and tools needed for engineering practice
• CPL-10 Able to identify sources of environmental pollution and apply engineering science in the field of ecological engineering to protect society, protect and preserve the environment, and make efforts in ecological restoration.