Agricultural Water Management Engineering, MSc

Overview

This program train students to be specialists with well-rounded knowledge on the integrated water management system and good command of both theoretical and applied aspects within sustainable agricultural water management, as well as strong abilities in using engineering tools in solving both domestic and international problems.

Syllabus

Applied Hydrology and Hydraulics, Climatology, Hydrogeograpy, Hydrobiology, 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.

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.

Career prospects:

Postgraduates are qualified for the design and development of engineering, research and leadership positions. They may continue their studies in doctoral training.