Curricular Structure and Subjects

The Graduate Program in Water Resources, master’s degree level, is structured as follows: minimum of 25 (twenty-five) credits in subjects to be taken by the student, 13 (thirteen) in compulsory subjects and 12 (twelve) in elective subjects; 04 (four) credits in scheduled activities and 18 (eighteen) credits corresponding to the dissertation, totaling 47 (forty-seven) credits.

Compulsory Subjects

• Water Resources (6 credits); link to content;
• Integrated Studies in Hydrographic Basins (4 credits); link to content;
• General Seminars (3 credits); link to content.

Elective Subjects

• Water analysis (4 credits);
• Bioindicators of water pollution (4 credits);
• Statistics applied to water resources I (4 credits);
• Statistics applied to water resources II (4 credits);
• Geophysics applied to hydrogeology (4 credits);
• Applied hydrology (4 credits);
• Field hydrological and hydrogeological methods (4 credits);
• Mathematical modeling applied to water resources (4 credits);
• Morphopedology applied to the study of water resources (4 credits);
• Planning and management of water resources (4 credits);
• Pollution of water resources (4 credits);
• Water chemistry and biology (4 credits);
• Geographic information system (4 credits);
• Applied hydraulics (4 credits);
• Hydraulic machines (4 credits);
• Water treatment (4 credits);
• Solid waste (4 credits);
• Microbiology applied to water resources I (4 credits);
• Special topics in water resources I (1 credit);
• Special topics in water resources II (2 credits);
• Special topics in water resources III (3 credits);
• Special topics in water resources IV (4 credits);