About the "Water Resources Management" Program

The Master's program in "Water Resources Management" prepares specialists capable of managing various water-related systems, including water supply, sewerage, irrigation/drainage, and hydropower systems. Students gain expertise in the infrastructure, functions, and specific characteristics of these water management systems.

Professional Skills

Students acquire the knowledge, skills, and competencies to conduct water management research and develop river basin management plans and flood risk prevention strategies (plans for protection against the harmful effects of water).

PROFESSIONAL REALIZATION

Graduates are qualified for various operational and management positions in state, public, and private organizations as experts, heads of utility enterprises, investors, consultants, administrators, lecturers, and researchers.

Educational-and-qualification degree

MASTER OF SCIENCE (MSc) (Full-time: paid) - three semesters