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Agricultural Water Management Engineering, MSc

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Faculty: Agricultural and Food Sciences and Environmental Management

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Academic discipline: Agricultural Science

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Qualification: Agricultural Water Management Engineer

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Starting date: September


Language requirements: English language proficiency (TOEFL 547 /IELTS 6.0 /oral examination)

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Academic requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Agricultural Engineering, Horticulture Engineering, Crop Production Engineering, Agrobusiness and Rural Development Engineering, or Rural Development Engineering.

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Duration: 4 semesters

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ECTS credits: 120 credits

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Tuition Fee: 8,000 USD/year​​

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One-time fees: Application fee 150 USD, entrance procedure fee 350 USD

Short description: 

The aim of the graduate program is to train agricultural water management engineers who, equipped with the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program, can apply creative engineering in the field of sustainable integrated water management. With their qualifications, graduates are prepared to collaborate with other experts in solving domestic and international challenges related to their field of expertise.

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Lecture, seminar: 48%

Practice: 52%

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Internship/Practice: Students should complete a 4-week summer field practice.

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Main subjects typically include (this list is indicative and may change):

 

  • Year 1: Applied Hydrology and Hydraulics, Climatology, Hydrogeograpy, Hidrobiology, Water Chemistry, Soil Physics, Melioration and Land Consolidation, Pond Culture and Fisheries Management, Irrigated Crop Production, Floodplain Management, Irrigation for Horticultural Production, Wastewater and Slurry Management, Management and Utilization of Aquatic Habitats, Water Resource Protection – Environmental Damage Prevention, Remote Sensing and GIS in Hydrology, Farm Irrigation Machines, Irrigation Technology.

  • Year 2: Precision Agriculture, Drought Management, Integrated Water Management and Monitoring, Water Economics, Excess Water Management, Agricultural Water Supply Systems, Agricultural Water Management Planning and Implementation, Water Policy, Water Law and Sectoral Public Administration, Thesis.

 

The Curriculum of the program can be found here

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Career prospects: Postgraduates are qualified for design and development roles in engineering, research, and leadership positions. They may also continue their studies in doctoral programs.​

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​For more information about the program, please check the course Bulletin​​

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​"What I love about the University of Debrecen is the opportunity to have Industrial exposure, because it’s like the grease to the gear of academics. Each time I see how things work in the industrial sphere, it changes my perspective and my thought about the subject matter, it opens me up to new ideas about changing the world through effective water management engineering." (Oluwatuyi, Agricultural Water Management Engineering MSc student from Nigeria)

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