The BS in Circular Engineering at Montanuniversität Leoben (University of Leoben) is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program designed to train a new generation of engineers focused on sustainability and the circular economy. The program combines core knowledge from engineering, natural sciences, technology, and economics to develop a deep understanding of material flow systems and sustainable production processes. Students learn how to analyze and redesign technological systems to close material cycles, improve resource efficiency, and reduce environmental impact. The curriculum covers fundamentals such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, and engineering mechanics, followed by specialized areas including process engineering, materials science, recycling technologies, and sustainable development. A strong emphasis is placed on techno-economic analysis, life-cycle thinking, and innovative problem-solving, enabling graduates to design environmentally responsible products and systems across the entire value chain—from raw material extraction to recycling. The program also includes practical training, preparing students for roles in sustainable industries, resource management, and technological innovation aimed at building a circular economy.

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