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Hydroinformatics is the new discipline that applies advances in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to the management of the waters of the world. This programme aims to foster a common international technical culture by educating students from all over the world, drawing upon the resources and expertise of universities across Europe. It provides opportunities for graduates with degrees in a range of scientific and engineering disciplines to become hydroinformatic professionals. It provides a quantitative training in hydrology, hydraulics and modern ICT within the context of water management and a common international technical culture. Graduates will be equipped to follow a career in the water sector.
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Aquatic Resource Management is taught jointly with the University Marine Biological Station at Millport and with major input from the UK water industry, environmental regulators and aquatic scientists. Includes a 12-week internship. Unique mix of freshwater, estuarine and marine science and management. Close collaboration with outside organisations active in aquatic management.
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This programme will give you specialised training in international science-based policy, relating to marine environment protection and management.
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Supported by Scottish Water, a studentship up to £16,500 p.a. for 1 year plus UK/EU Fees* is available
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This programme is for graduates wishing to pursue a career in planning and management of the water and sanitation sector. The programme focuses on water supply and sanitation but also includes water resources and environmental issues in an international context.
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This multidisciplinary programme has been developed with government and industry, to prepare graduates in biology, geography environmental and earth sciences, civil engineering or related disciplines for careers in the water, environmental or research sectors worldwide.
We provide expertise across the marine sciences and access to excellent facilities from computer and wet laboratories to research vessels.
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This programme is for engineers who wish to specialise in water and wastewater engineering from an international perspective. The programme focuses on the processes involved in water supply and sanitary waste planning and design.
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This multidisciplinary programme has been developed with government and industry, to prepare graduates in biology, geography, environmental and earth sciences, civil engineering or related disciplines for careers in the water, environmental or research sectors worldwide.
Residential introduction
Coastal and estuary processes
Hydrology
Impacts of climate change
Statistical modelling
Principles of GIS
Freshwater sampling techniques
Freshwater ecology
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Using a combination of lectures, tutorials, laboratory classes, fieldwork, group projects and an individual research-based thesis, this programme aims to provide the necessary appreciation of the environmental management of rivers.
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Scientifically-based management of rivers and wetlands is crucial for sustaining the Earth's freshwater ecosystems and the numerous services that they offer to humans. This programme will give you in-depth fundamental and applied training in the science and management of freshwater environments, including field work at our research sites on the near-natural River Tagliamento, Italy and on heavily impacted rivers within London. The programme is delivered in close collaboration with the water industry.
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Hydroinformatics is the new discipline that applies advances in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to the management of the waters of the world. This programme aims to provide opportunities for graduates in a range of scientific and engineering disciplines to become hydroinformatic professionals. It provides a quantitative training in hydrology, hydraulics and modern ICT within the context of water management. Graduates will be equipped to follow a career in the water sector.
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The programme aims to launch competent experienced marine consultants and coastal managers into UK and European businesses to meet the growing demand for multidisciplinary graduates within a rapidly expanding environmental sector.
