Water Management MSc - University of Exeter
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This document summarizes the MSc in Water Management program offered by the University of Exeter. The 12-month full-time program provides training in designing, analyzing, and managing water infrastructure systems and is delivered by world-leading academics. It includes core modules in various topics like water supply and distribution management, as well as optional modules in areas such as operational research. Students have access to computational, physical, and water quality laboratories. Scholarship opportunities are also listed.
Water Management MSc - University of Exeter
- 1. MSc Water Management Design | Analyse | Manage D.Savic@exeter.ac.uk F.Memon@exeter.ac.uk
- 2. Mature Programme recruiting for September 2015 entry Mix of academic and industrial lecturers State of the art computational resources and laboratories Delivered over 12 months (full-time), or 24 months (part-time) 2015 International Fee = £18,000
- 3. A minimum 2:1 Honours degree in the Physical Sciences, e.g., Computer Science, Engineering or Physics is required. If you are an international student, please visit our international equivalency pages to enable you to see if your existing academic and English Language qualifications meet our entry requirements. www.exeter.ac.uk/international/students/yourcountry
- 4. Today, Water Engineering and Management is more than just design or analysis. Expert consultants are needed globally with a complete skillset; The ability to design, manage and maintain water infrastructure.
- 5. This programme offers training for the demands of global water industry, today • Design new infrastructure systems • Analyse system performance • Manage dynamic behaviour of systems Delivered by world-leading academics in the Centre for Water Systems http://cws.ex.ac.uk Accredited
- 6. • Management Concepts: Introduction to essential project management • Water Supply and Distribution Management: Water supply systems; integrated asset management • Urban Drainage and Waste Water Management: Urban drainage systems; flooding; pollution • Environmental Processes: Water quality, water and wastewater treatment processes • Hydroinformatics Tools: Information and communications technology for water management • Case Studies and Special Topics Talks from expert speakers from the water industry • Numerical Methods: Fundamental algorithms for solving algebraic/differential eqs. Core Modules
- 7. • Operational Research and Industrial Systems Modelling • Systems Analysis in Engineering: • Methods for Stochastics and Finance • Computation and Numerical Analysis • Research Methodology Optional Modules Additional Management, Analytics and Research skills
- 8. Computational, Physical and Water Quality Labs
- 9. Scholarships PhD Scholarship Full tuition fees paid for by the College Only University in the UK to offer this Career Mentor Scholarship £5,000 + 1:1 career guidance and mentoring by Alumni + Networking opportunities Masters Distinction Scholarship £5,000
- 10. Career Prospects MSc Water Engineering / Management graduates in great demand Starting Salary £30,000 GBP All our MSc alumni in in graduate jobs within 6 months of graduation Wanted in locations all over the world London, New York, Dubai, Shanghai, Hong Kong & Singapore Can lead into other sectors such as insurance and finance The Exeter team have global reach through their research and consultancy links
- 11. International Industrial Connections and A selection of companies that all work with the lead academics and employ our graduates
- 12. More than just a graduate degree. Experience everything that the University of Exeter offers • World class sporting facilities • An outstanding, beautiful, and safe campus • A degree with a reputation that opens doors • Attend ground breaking research lectures • Career guidance support including entrepreneur workshops and training.
- 13. MSc Water Management Design | Analyse | Manage D.Savic@exeter.ac.uk F.Memon@exeter.ac.uk
Editor's Notes
- What does the employment market need today? How is it different from the past?
- Outline of what this programme offers that others don’t. Key points
- Successful graduates are expected to gain senior level positions with global organisations.