Sustainable Design and Construction - Water Resources

M.Sc.

Overview

Course Overview

The SDC-W track prepares students for careers in sustainable design, construction and operation of both centralized systems and emerging distributed systems for water supply and water and waste treatment that integrate the production of energy and a growing stream of valuable bioengineered products recovered form the waste stream. This track offers courses in: Physical and chemical treatment processes for water and wastewater treatment, Environmental biotechnology for use in water resource management and bioremediation, Watershed and wetland management, Environmental engineering design, Sustainable water resource development. Additional related course work is available from other programs within the department, including the Environmental Engineering and Science (EES) and Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology (EFMH) programs. This track is intended for students with a background and interest in environmental engineering and fluid mechanics who wish to pursue careers in the development of sustainable water and waste treatment facilities with large integrated design-build firms or progressive governmental agencies in this sector.

Program Outline

Program Outline

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Teaching method: Face to Face
Full Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English

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Domestic Students: 16,240 USD (16,240 USD) per 1
International Students: 16,240 USD (16,240 USD) per 1

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Stanford University, United States

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Course Overview

The SDC-W track prepares students for careers in sustainable design, construction and operation of both centralized systems and emerging distributed systems for water supply and water and waste treatment that integrate the production of energy and a growing stream of valuable bioengineered products recovered form the waste stream. This track offers courses in: Physical and chemical treatment processes for water and wastewater treatment, Environmental biotechnology for use in water resource management and bioremediation, Watershed and wetland management, Environmental engineering design, Sustainable water resource development. Additional related course work is available from other programs within the department, including the Environmental Engineering and Science (EES) and Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology (EFMH) programs. This track is intended for students with a background and interest in environmental engineering and fluid mechanics who wish to pursue careers in the development of sustainable water and waste treatment facilities with large integrated design-build firms or progressive governmental agencies in this sector.

Program Outlines

Course Overview

Teaching method: Face to Face
Full Time Duration: 24 months
This Program is taught in: English

Ratings:

Course rating:
University rating:
Value for money:

Fees:

Domestic Students: 16,240 USD per module
International Students: 16,240 USD per module

Address

Stanford University, United States

Engineering 23.1
Business Development 12
Operations 10.6
Education & Academics 9.3
Project Management 8.8
Entrepreneuership 5.7
Research 5.4
Finance 4.5
Consulting 4.4
Sales 4

Source: MastersAvenue’s Global Degree and Career Survey (2018)

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