Hydrobiology - Water Quality Management, MSc

Short description:

The Water Management, MSc course develops knowledge and understanding of the physical, chemical, and ecological aspects of water science in temperate, tropical, and semi-arid zones. It provides a foundation in basic processes in each key subject area, as well as in interactions throughout the hydrological cycle, the various hydrological processes and functions, and the impact these have on health.​

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Lecture, seminar: 58%

Practice: 42%

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Internship/Practice: Students should complete a 6-week field practice.

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

 

• Year 1: General Hydrobiology, Mathematical Methods in Hydrobiology, Hydrology and Geography, Applied Hydrobiology, Water Chemistry, Running Water Ecology, Standing Water Ecology, Wetland Ecology, Water Management, Aquatic Toxicology, Paleo Hydrobiology.

• Year 2: Water Quality Monitoring, European Water, Nature Conservation, Field practice, Thesis.

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The Curriculum of the program can be found here

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Career prospects: Graduates can choose from a wide range of positions in organizations such as consultancy firms, governmental organizations, water research institutes, non-governmental organizations, and international development organizations.

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

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