MA/MS in Water Technology (joint degree)

The joint degree is delivered with the Wetsus Institute together with three Dutch universities, with teaching based at the Wetsus research centre for sustainable water technology, located in Leeuwarden. It approaches solving global water problems as a multidisciplinary challenge, combining the study of biotechnology and separation technology as its central focus, on the premise that this combined technological approach can support both the water sector's export ambitions and wider global efforts to address water scarcity and related threats. The degree is framed as building on a Bachelor of Science qualification, adding the scientific knowledge and capabilities needed to work in the international, research-oriented setting of the water technology field.