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.
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Graduate Degrees related to water are offered by several departments at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Emphases or concentrations in water resources are available in Ph.D. programs in Environmental Resources and Policy, Geosciences, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Zoology and Agricultural Sciences, programs that...
The Department of Earth Sciences at Syracuse University offers MS and PhD degrees in the geosciences, with research opportunities in hydrogeology, surface water-groundwater interaction, biogeochemical cycling in aquatic systems, contaminant fate and transport, and other topics. Our research programs include interdisciplinary collaboration, international...
The M.S. program in Geology at Temple University in Philadelphia offers opportunities for research in urban hydrology, karst hydrology, hydrogeophysics, and more. The department will soon launch a new Ph.D. in Geosciences. The department offers research and teaching assistantships, which include...
The Water Management and Hydrological Science (WMHS) degree program at Texas A&M is administered by an intercollegiate faculty drawn from four colleges and multiple departments. Two masters degrees (a thesis and non-thesis option) and a Ph.D. degree are offered through...
City College of New York offers several programs related to Water Resources in the Department of Civil Engineering (BS, MS, PhD), in the Department of Systems Science and Environmental Engineering (BS), and also a Master of Science in Sustainability in the Urban Environment....
The Hydrologic Science and Engineering (HSE) Program at the Colorado School of Mines is an interdisciplinary graduate program designed to provide students with a solid background in quantitative hydrology and allow them to explore specialties within related fields, with particular emphasis on areas of expertise...
The Water Programs at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF, Syracuse, NY) offer a wide variety of approaches that focus on the scientific, engineering and social aspects of water resources. Scientific aspects include the investigations of basic physical, chemical and...
The Department of Geology at University at Buffalo offers MA, MS, and PhD degrees in the geology, with research opportunities in physical and chemical hydrogeology. Graduates from our program have gone on to careers in environmental consulting, research institutions, governmental agencies, and academia....
The Department of Geology & Environmental Science at the University of Akron offers Bachelors and Masters degrees in a variety of subdisciplines, including water-related topics. Paleohydrology of carbonate aquifers and studies of modern and ancient lakes are a special emphasis. [www.uakron.edu...
Faculty, staff, and students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Water and Environmental Research Center (WERC) specialize in measuring, modeling, and managing the water and environmental challenges in America's Arctic and other cold region locations. WERC students complete their graduate degrees through...
In the desert, water is everything. That is why the University of Arizona established a separate program in Hydrology and Water Resources in 1961. In fact, we are the only university in the nation with a department dedicated solely to hydrology and water resources....
in 2016, two very distinguished departments at the University of Arizona - Atmospheric Sciences and Hydrology & Water Resources-dissolved their disciplinary boundaries to develop new and bold strategies to characterize, monito, and model the hydrosphere. Our new vision is to lead the workld in integrated and...
The University of California Davis Hydrologic Science Graduate Group spans departments to offer M.S. and Ph.D. degrees founded on coursework and research that may be geared toward hydrology as a specialized discipline or problem-oriented, interdisciplinary training taking advantage of the breadth...
For more information, visit the program website at http://engineering.uci.edu/dept/cee/graduate/programs/hydrology.
The Environmental Sciences Graduate Program of the University of California Riverside (the Department of Environmental Sciences) offers graduate training in Environmental Sciences, with a specialized track Soil and Water Sciences. The Soil and Water Science area offers comprehensive training in the chemistry, physics,...
