Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC)
Water and Waste Engineering (Distance Learning) MSc/Diploma/Certificate
MSc: maximum of 8 years. Diploma: maximum of 5 years. Certificate: maximum of 3 years
This programme is aimed at graduate engineers who wish to specialise in water and waste water engineering from an international perspective. It focuses on water supply and sanitation but also includes water resources and environmental issues.
The programme aims to develop participants’ understanding of important aspects of sustainable public health infrastructure and services; to equip them with appropriate expertise and skills for work in low- and middle-income countries; and to provide opportunities for specialisation in one topic through in depth study during the Individual Research Project module.
Core Modules
- Water and Environmental Sanitation
- Management of Water and Sanitation
- Case Study
- Individual Research Project
Optional Modules (choose 5)
- Low-Cost Sanitation
- Water for Low-Income Communities
- Solid Waste Management
- Wastewater Treatment
- Water Utilities Management
Information applicable to all distance learning programmes
Entry Qualifications*
Entry qualifications vary depending on the programme, but generally a good honours degree in engineering, sciences, or related discipline or an equivalent professional qualification.
Assessment
Coursework, research project (dissertation, abstract, executive summary and oral examination).
Sponsorships and Scholarships
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