As part of the Erasmus+ Capacity Building project “Implementing Environmental Engineering Master Degrees through Sustainable Transition and Societal Change” (GREENDT), we are conducting a survey to support the development of a new Master’s program in Environmental Engineering in Uzbekistan.
Why This Survey Matters
Uzbekistan faces a range of pressing environmental challenges—from air and water pollution to waste management and soil degradation. The GREENDT project seeks to address these challenges by designing a modern, innovative Master’s program grounded in the expertise of European Union universities. But for the program to be effective and relevant, we need the perspectives of those most connected to the issues: you.
What the Survey Covers
The survey aims to identify:
- The most critical environmental concerns in Uzbekistan.
- Gaps in current education and policy.
- Public awareness of environmental engineering as a profession.
- Motivations for pursuing a degree in this field.
- Opportunities for collaboration between universities, industries, and government institutions.
- The potential for integrating sustainable practices into higher education and beyond.
Who Should Participate
We invite individuals with a connection to Uzbekistan to take part in the survey, including:
- Students and recent graduates.
- University faculty and staff.
- Professionals working in environmental fields.
- Policy makers and members of civil society.
- Anyone interested in sustainability and environmental education.
Take the Survey
Your feedback is essential in designing a curriculum that meets both local and global standards. Please choose the language version that suits you best:
- English: https://forms.gle/ZooiftmMzgRcEL648
- Uzbek: https://forms.gle/LVvWzjfAfiE7BgBT7
- Russian: https://forms.gle/xBK88gfjof15CfU48
Why Participate?
Your insights will directly influence the creation of a high-quality academic program that not only prepares students for future careers but also contributes to environmental protection and sustainable development in Uzbekistan.
