Program Overview
The Water Resources Policy Certificate program provides a comprehensive understanding of water resources, preparing graduates for professional roles in water resources management and policy. The program consists of 16-17 semester credit hours, covering fundamental concepts such as hydrology, water quality, environmental management, river basin management, and water policy. Graduates will gain expertise in the legal, economic, and political dimensions of water resource management.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Objective:
The Water Resources Policy Certificate program aims to equip graduates with a comprehensive understanding of water resources, preparing them for professional roles in water resources management and policy. This certificate serves as a testament to recipients' expertise in fundamental concepts related to water resources.
Program Description:
The program consists of 16-17 semester credit hours, requiring students to maintain a minimum grade of "C" in each course and an overall average of at least 2.5.
Outline:
Course Schedule:
GEO 3434 Water Resources:
Explores the fundamental principles of water resources, covering topics such as hydrology, water quality, and water management.
GEO 4313 Environmental Management:
Delves into the principles and practices of environmental management, emphasizing the preservation and sustainability of natural resources.
GEO 4314 River Basin Management:
Focuses on the management of river basins, including water resource planning, flood control, and environmental protection.
GEO 4334 Groundwater Resources:
Examines the occurrence, movement, and management of groundwater resources, covering topics such as aquifer systems and groundwater contamination.
