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MAS ETH in Sustainable Water Resources (MAS ETH SWR)

LocationZürich, Zurich region, Switzerland
CategoryCivil Engineering
Environment
Earth Sciences
typeMAS
Duration1 year
StartSeptember (every year)

Inhalt

The MAS ETH SWR is an interdisciplinary and research-oriented programme. It focuses on understanding key issues pertaining to sustainability and the environment, with special attention given to the impacts of development and climate change on water resources. The geographical focus of the programme is on Latin America.


The participants will acquire practical and relevant experience through high level supervised research. General research topics will include: water quality, water quantity, water for agriculture, water for the environment, adaptation to climate change, and integrated water resources management.

Ziele

Successful participants will enhance their technical skills and scientific background in water resources, and they will develop a broad and integrated vision of water resources management within a changing environment. Participants will gain multi- and interdisciplinary knowledge, and they will be able to tackle and solve complex problems independently due to their solid theoretical background. In addition to environmental and technical competence, participants will develop communication skills among different disciplines. The MAS will prepare the participants to be leaders in promoting sustainable water resource management policies in Latin America.

Programmstruktur

The study programme will be completed full-time in 12 months. Based on the student’s research topic and specialization, an individual study programme will be developed for each participant. The study programme will include master level courses at the Institute of Environmental Engineering, as well as master courses at other institutes at ETH Zurich. In addition to these graduate courses, the participant will attend a special seminar series and a sustainability course, both dealing specifically with issues of water resources and sustainability. The participant will also prepare a MAS thesis, which will be an ongoing supervised research project for the duration of the programme.

Zielpublikum

Specialists with engineering backgrounds who are concerned about water resources and sustainability.

Voraussetzung

In general, a Master degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, or related fields is required. Highly qualified applicants with a relevant bachelor degree may be admitted after individual review, if they provide evidence of sufficient professional experience and additional qualifications in the required fields.

Sprache

Sprachanforderungen: english C1

Unterrichtssprachen: english 100%

Prüfungssprachen: english

Studienleitung

Prof. P. Burlando, Chair of Hydrology and Water Resources Management, D-BAUG

Kosten

CHF 5000.- for the entire programme

Anmeldefrist

January 1 to March 31, every year. Late applications may be accepted upon request, if places are available.

Zusätzliche

1 reference from an employer or university professor, 1 page research proposal (for details please consult the programme website).

The MAS ETH SWR is an interdisciplinary and research-oriented programme. It focuses on understanding key issues pertaining to sustainability and the environment, with special attention given to the impacts of development and climate change on water resources. The geographical focus of the programme is on Latin America. The participants will acquire practical and relevant experience through high level supervised research. General research topics will include: water quality, water quantity, water for agriculture, water for the environment, adaptation to climate change, and integrated water resources management.

Address

Anmeldung

ETH Zürich
Center for Continuing Education
HG E 18.1
Rämistr. 101
8092 Zürich
+41 (0)44 632 56 59

Information

ETH Zurich
Institute of Environmental Engineering
HIL D 22.3
Wolfgang-Paulistr. 15
8093 Zürich
Dr. Molnar

Email

Web

Phone

+41 (0)44 633 49 65
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