Water Science and Management, B.S.

Program Overview

This program trains students to manage water resources in agricultural, domestic, and wildland settings through courses in math, GIS mapping, and field research. Graduates are prepared for careers as quantitative hydrologists, irrigation technicians, watershed management technicians, and consultants, meeting the growing demand for water professionals in various industries and agencies.

Program Outline

Careers:

• Quantitative hydrologist
• Irrigation technician
• Precision agriculture technician
• Watershed management technicians
• Consultant

Other:

• The program prepares students to use science to better manage the world's critical water resources.
• Students will develop strong expertise in managing water in agricultural, domestic, and wildland environments.
• The program includes courses in math and GIS-based mapping, as well as hands-on field research experiences.
• Graduates will be prepared to fill the growing demand for water professionals in the agricultural industry, research facilities, and state and federal agencies.