Apply now for the Arqus micro-credential Microbial Agents in Bioremediation – deadline 17 September
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02 Sep 2026|
02 Sep 2026Pre-registration for the Arqus micro-credential Microbial Agents in Bioremediation is open until 17 September 2026 at 12:30 PM (CEST). This fully online advanced training course, taking place from 1 October to 3 December 2026, offers graduates, researchers and professionals the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of microbiology, synthetic biology and sustainable approaches to environmental bioremediation.
How can microorganisms help us tackle environmental pollution? And how can innovative biotechnological approaches contribute to more sustainable solutions?
The new Arqus micro-credential Microbial Agents in Bioremediation offers participants the opportunity to explore these questions in depth, combining knowledge from microbiology, synthetic biology and environmental bioremediation.
The course is delivered 100% online through live, synchronous sessions, making it possible for participants from different locations to join an international learning experience without having to relocate.
With only 25 places available, interested candidates are encouraged to complete their pre-registration as soon as possible.
The course is designed for candidates holding at least a Bachelor’s degree and with a relevant academic or professional background. It provides advanced training on innovative and sustainable strategies for pollution mitigation, with a particular focus on the potential of microbial agents in bioremediation.
With environmental challenges becoming increasingly complex, understanding how biological systems can contribute to pollution prevention and remediation is an important area of knowledge for researchers and professionals working across microbiology, biotechnology, environmental sciences and related fields.
Participants who successfully complete the course will receive 5 ECTS, an official diploma, an Open Badge, and a joint micro-credential issued by the University of Wrocław and the University of Padua.
As a digital certification of specific knowledge and skills, a micro-credential can complement existing academic qualifications and professional experience while providing a flexible way to demonstrate specialised learning.
There is still time to join this international learning opportunity, but the pre-registration deadline is approaching.