Modern Engineering in Water Management is a specialisation within the Environmental Engineering programme at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW, taught in English during a 1.5-year Master's degree. It suits you if you want to focus on rivers, urban water, catchments and the tools used to model them.
Across three semesters you follow a block of specialisation subjects, supported by diploma seminars dedicated to the specialisation and by an open list of electives. At the start you can choose UAV/UAS environmental applications, remote sensing, or water structures in the environment. Later come numerical modelling of hydrosystems, urban hydrology and urban hydrological modelling. In the last semester the list includes hydromorphological river quality assessment, ecosystem services, and climate change and its consequences.
The open list also lets you build your own profile, for example with:
Graduates can work as designers, contractors and operators of investments in sanitary structures, networks and installations, waste management and environmental reclamation, or in administration, research institutes and their own business.
Based on the programme pages at sggw.edu.pl and the SGGW syllabus.
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