Transforming Tomorrow: Environmental engineering for a sustainable future

Transforming Tomorrow: Environmental engineering for a sustainable future

  • 07 Oct 2026
  • 12:00pm - 01:00pm
  • FREE
  • Online
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As industries work towards a more sustainable future, environmental engineers are playing a critical role in tackling complex challenges such as water scarcity, soil contamination, and air pollution.

In this masterclass, you'll discover how environmental engineering is helping create more resilient communities through innovative technologies, circular economy principles and sustainable engineering practices.

Explore real-world solutions transforming waste into valuable resources, learn how safety and risk engineering supports better environmental decision-making, and gain insights into the skills shaping the next generation of engineers.

What to expect

In this masterclass, you'll explore:

  • How environmental engineers are addressing today's most pressing sustainability challenges 
  • The latest technologies for wastewater reclamation, soil remediation and air quality management 
  • How circular economy principles are transforming waste into valuable resources 
  • The role of safety and risk engineering in environmental decision-making 
  • How RMIT's postgraduate Environmental Engineering can help develop the skills to create a more sustainable future

Join Professor Nevena Todorova and Professor Vikram Garaniya on Wednesday 7 October to explore how environmental engineering is shaping a more sustainable future.

Register now to save your place and discover the innovative solutions transforming industries and communities.

Speakers

Professor Nevena Todorova

Professor Nevena Todorova is an environmental engineer and researcher at RMIT University with expertise in sustainable water systems, environmental monitoring and resource management.

Her research focuses on developing innovative engineering solutions that address complex environmental challenges while supporting healthier communities and ecosystems. Through her work with industry and government, Nevena is helping shape more sustainable and resilient futures.
 

Professor Vikram Garaniya

Professor Vikram Garaniya is a Professor of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at RMIT University and an internationally recognised expert in digital engineering, computational modelling and advanced manufacturing.

His research spans sustainable engineering, digital technologies and industry collaboration, helping organisations solve complex engineering challenges through innovative, real-world solutions. His work supports the development of future-ready engineers equipped to tackle global sustainability challenges.

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