Watermanagement
- Civil Engineering in Developing Countries
- Drinking Water Treatment1
- Drinking Water Treatment2
- Hydrological Measurements
- Inleiding Watermanagement
- Public Hygiene and Epidemiology
- Pumping Stations and Transport Pipelines
- Sanitary engineering
- Watermanagement in Urban Areas
- Irrigation and Drainage
- Hydrology of catchments, rivers and deltas
- Spatial Tools in Water Resources Management
- Wastewater Treatment
Online Distance Education
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Watermanagement

Water is vital. Life on earth would be impossible without water. But water can also be life-threatening. Consider the destructive power of rivers which burst their banks, or polluted drinking water sources. The MSc Watermanagement track focuses on understanding natural surface and groundwater streams and on managing, controlling and using water streams for society. This covers both ground and surface water, as well as rainfall and, for example, waste water. Watermanagement also considers not just the quantity of water, but the quality of ground and surface water.
Master Courses
- Civil Engineering in Developing Countries (English)
- Drinking Water Treatment 1 (English)
- Drinking Water Treatment 2 (English)
- Hydrological Measurements (English)
- Hydrology of catchments, rivers and deltas (English)
- Irrigation and Drainage (English)
- Public Hygiene and Epidemiology (English)
- Pumping Stations and Transport Pipelines (English)
- Spatial Tools in Water Resources Management
- Water Management in Urban Areas (English)
- Wastewater Treatment







