Masters Degrees (Water And Sanitation)

The Water and Sanitation for Development MSc provides the essential skills and knowledge required to plan and implement water supply and sanitation projects and programmes in any part of the world, particularly in low and middle income countries. Read more

Our MSc Water Engineering for Development (Distance Learning) is designed to develop careers for improving the delivery of water supply and sanitation services internationally, with a focus on low and middle-income countries. Read more

Our MSc Water Engineering for Development (Distance Learning) is designed to develop careers for improving the delivery of water supply and sanitation services internationally, with a focus on low and middle-income countries. Read more

Our MSc Water Management for Development (Distance Learning) is designed to develop careers managing water and environmental sanitation services for low and middle-income countries. Read more

Our MSc Water Management for Development (Distance Learning) is designed to develop careers managing water and environmental sanitation services for low and middle-income countries. Read more

The Master of Water Resources Engineering at KU Leuven addresses water-related issues in developed and developing countries. The general programme objective is to educate professionals and scientists who contribute effectively to the development and management of water resources on both a local and global scale. Read more

This MSc course is designed for graduates from a wide range of environmental engineering backgrounds who want to apply new sustainable strategies to increasingly complex problems. Read more

There’s a global shortage of qualified professionals who specialise in water and environmental engineering. Read more

This course gives you the skills to design and develop new concepts for water and waste that are environmentally friendly. It combines science, public health and engineering, so you will develop the skills to cover the technical elements of natural and engineering environmental systems. Read more

According to the World Health Organization, approximately 2.2 billion people in the world do not have access to safe drinking water, and 4.2 billion lack sanitation services. Read more

River basins are of fundamental importance to the world’s population, meaning that research training in water dynamics and management are in high demand by both industry and academia. Read more

Environmental engineering uses science and engineering principles to assess and mitigate pollution for the benefit of human health and the environment. Read more