Because many universities do not have specific hydrology departments, it can be difficult for students interested in water science to know where to start. To help alleviate this problem, CUAHSI has created a list of graduate programs in water science for students to use to discover available options.
Don’t see your program on this list? CUAHSI posts graduate programs free of charge, and your university does not need to be a member to be included. To add your program, please complete this form.
Questions? Email Deanna McCay at dmccay@cuahsi.org.
Tufts University
Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
University at Buffalo
Department of Geology (www.geog.buffalo.edu)
Civil/Environmental Engineering (www.csee.buffalo.edu)
Ecosystem Restoration through Interdisciplinary Exchange (ERIE, www.erie.buffalo.edu).
University of Alabama
Surface Water and Hydrometeorology Modeling and Machine Learning
University of Arizona
Atmospheric Sciences, Hydrology, and Hydrometeorology, Accelerated BS/MS, MS, and PHD
University of California Davis
Hydrologic Science Graduate Group spans departments to offer M.S. and Ph.D.
University of California Riverside
Environmental Sciences, with a specialized track Soil and Water Sciences
University of California, Merced
Environmental Systems Graduate Program