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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master in Water Resources is a two-year academic program that provides specialization in the field of water and the environment.
It aims to train specialists in water resources management, addressing both quality and quantity aspects, capable of working within multidisciplinary teams or pursuing doctoral studies.
It prepares students to integrate into the professional world and to acquire:
- Technical skills in water and environmental fields
- Knowledge of water-related challenges
- The ability to respond to issues related to climate change, water mobilization, integrated resource management, and water quality preservation.
Applied Hydraulics
Hydrochemistry and Hydrogeochemistry
Hydraulic Machines and Pumping Stations
Hydrological Analysis and Modeling
Modeling and Simulation in Hydraulics
Water Treatment and Desalination
Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Water Resources Protection and Management
Water Resources and Climate Change
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)
Advanced Hydrological Modeling (rainfall-runoff, infiltration, surface flow)
Remote Sensing and GIS Applied to Hydrology
Climate Change and Its Impacts on Water Resources
Sustainable Management of Groundwater and Aquifers
Advanced Desalination and Water Treatment Technologies
Water Quality Monitoring and Management of Discharges and Pollutants
Optimization of Irrigation Networks and Water Management in Agricultural Systems
Water-Related Risks : Floods, Droughts, and Resilience
Water Economics and Policy