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Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) - Master

Information for prospective students

Course content, study program structure, and the application process – guidance and information on the Master's study program in Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) at the University of Stuttgart.

Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM)

DEGREE

Master of Science

APPLICATION DEADLINE

February 15
for winter semester

INTERNSHIP

Internship not required

ADMISSION

Admission restricted

START

Winter Semester

STANDARD PERIOD OF STUDY

4 Semester

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

English

TEACHING LANGUAGE

English

Water Resource Engineering and Management

Are you ready to take on the world’s most pressing water challenges through science, engineering, and innovation? Would you like to become an expert in water management, hydraulic engineering, and urban water systems?

The Water Resource Engineering and Management (WAREM) M.Sc. program is a two-year multidisciplinary course of study for German and international students. The coursework focuses on Sanitary Engineering, Groundwater Resources Management and Geohydrology, Stochastic Simulation for Hydrosystems, and Hydraulic Engineering and River Basin Management. 

  • Truly international learning environment: Study in a fully English-taught program alongside students from around the world.
  • Double degree opportunity with Sweden: Earn a double degree in cooperation with Chalmers University of Technology.
  • Comprehensive expertise in water and environmental resources management: Gain in-depth knowledge of water management, hydraulic engineering, groundwater, geohydrology, urban water management, and water quality.
  • Excellent research environment at a leading university.

WAREM is the ideal M.Sc. program for graduates with a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Process Technology, Environmental Engineering, Fluid Mechanics Engineering, Irrigation Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Sanitary Engineering, or Soil and Irrigation Engineering.

Educational or professional experience in either hydraulics or wastewater, particularly in fluid mechanics, is required.

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Accreditation

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Contact

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Eva Rosanne Veldman

M.A.

WAREM Course Director

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