Water Resources Management (in the process of reaccreditation)

The Water Resources Management study program provides a unique combination of knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for a comprehensive analysis, critical thinking, and efficient solving of current water-related problems using modern methods.

The goal of the study program is to educate graduate agricultural engineers qualified to apply tools and digital technologies to respond to the challenges faced by modern water management, especially in light of existing climate change, water scarcity, and demands for ever-increasing food production.

Why enroll in the Water Resources Management study program?

In the Water Resources Management study program, in addition to fundamental subjects in the domain of water resources management, we constantly introduce new subjects, keep pace with modern global trends, and bring you the latest achievements and insights. From our wide range of elective courses, every student will have the opportunity to choose exactly what interests them the most and thus upgrade their knowledge in the desired direction.

During your studies, you acquire the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge for: identifying, recognizing, and solving problems in the field of water management, making optimal engineering decisions, and choosing rational approaches and solutions under given conditions; successfully transferring and applying acquired knowledge to solve specific problems and perform engineering tasks in this field.

Graduate engineers of this profile have the opportunity to take the professional exam of the Engineering Chamber and obtain a license as a responsible designer and contractor of works in the field of hydro-melioration.

Where can you find employment after graduation?

After completing their studies, graduate engineers can work in: 

• Agricultural companies: crop production under irrigation conditions, management of irrigation systems;
• Water management enterprises: design and execution of works on drainage systems; exploitation and management of water management systems; flood defense – organization, management;
• Design companies and bureaus in the field of arrangement, use, and protection of waters;
• Inspection, communal, and advisory services in the fields of agriculture, water management, ecology, and environmental protection;
• State administration and local self-government bodies;
• Public enterprises whose activity is related to the arrangement, use, and protection of waters;
• Scientific and educational institutions.