Education
Graduate education at IHE Delft is science based and highly relevant for those interested in water and development.
MSc Programmes
IHE Delft offers four 18-month Master of Science programmes. Furthermore, the Institute recently launched a fifth, one-year Master of Science programme, which focuses on non-sewered sanitation.
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Courses and PhD Programme
Academic Departments
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Environmental Engineering & Water Technology
The Environmental Engineering and Water Technology (EEWT) Department contributes to the provision of safe drinking water, adequate sanitation and resource recovery, focusing on developing countries and countries in transition.
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Integrated Water Systems & Governance
The IWSG department consists of four chair groups that cover a broad range of disciplinary knowledge – sociology, law, economics, public administration, political science, information technology, mathematics, hydrological and hydraulic modelling sciences, engineering, knowledge management and innovation studies.
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Water Science & Engineering
The WSE Department deals with the fundamentals of understanding and modelling the primary processes related to water and the environment.
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Student experiences
My desire to contribute to the future conservations goals in attainment of a cleaner world for current and future generations made me decide to study EPM.
Kenya
I hope to contribute towards upgrading the living conditions of people in a sustainable manner.
Uganda
Countries with limited economic resources need solutions to water-related problems to be cost-effective and make use of hydroinformatic tools. The knowledge I am gaining will allow me to contribute to solving these issues.''
Uruguay