Duration
2 years
Intake
February, September
Total Tuition Fees
28400
Faculties
College of Engineering
Course Overview
The Master's program in Philosophy in Hydraulics and Hydrology (Research) is considered one of the advanced research engineering specialties that focuses on studying the movement, distribution, and management of water in natural systems and engineering structures. The program aims to prepare researchers and specialists capable of conducting in-depth studies on water resources, floods, droughts, the design of water facilities, and the use of mathematical and computer models to analyze hydrological and hydraulic phenomena. It also contributes to developing sustainable solutions for water management, environmental protection, and supporting water infrastructure projects.
The specialty focuses on:
- Hydraulics and water flow.
- Hydrology and water resource management.
- Hydrological modeling and simulation.
- Flood and flash flood management.
- Design of dams, channels, and water structures.
- Management of surface and groundwater.
- Scientific research in water resources and the environment.
English Requirements
6 in IELTS
Entry Requirements
1. Copy of the passport (first page).
2. Copy of the bachelor's degree certificate with transcript.
3. Two academic recommendation letters.
4. Personal photo (white background).
5. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
6. IELTS certificate (if available).
If you graduated more than 5 years ago, it is required to attach a work experience certificate of no less than two years in the same field.
Note! Please translate the requirements into English through one of the accredited translation centers, and submit the requirements in PDF format.
Career Opportunities
Researcher in water resources and hydrology.
Hydraulics Engineer.
Water Resources Engineer.
Water Structures Design Engineer.
Water and Environment Management Consultant.
Flood Management and Flash Floods Specialist.
Water and Sanitation Networks Engineer.
Water Resources Modeling and Analysis Expert.
Working in research centers and environmental and water authorities.
Lecturer or academic in civil engineering and water resources.

