MA/MS in Water and Sustainable Development

Aimed at early and midcareer water professionals, this master spans the wide-ranging field of water, covering water for food and energy, drinking water, sanitation, water resources, hydrology, coastal processes, water management and governance, ecosystem health, and river engineering, along with water-related climate hazards and risks. Alongside core competencies in interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary group work, students follow a customised study path, either deepening knowledge in one area or broadening into adjacent water fields, organised around four thematic areas: Water and Health; Water, Food and Energy; Water Resources and Ecosystem Health; and Water Hazards, Risks and Climate. Modules are offered across five disciplinary profiles: engineering sciences, governance and management, environment, sanitation, and digital innovation and hydroinformatics.