Water Resources and Environmental Engineering

Students must hold a Bachelor's degree in a field relevant to the WATENV Master's programme, e.g., civil engineering, environmental sciences, natural sciences or geosciences. Basic knowledge in mathematics and water sciences (hydrology, hydraulics, sanitary engineering) is required.

The decision whether the previous degree programme is suitable is made by the selection com mittee; the decision may include an ancillary provision requiring completion of missing modules within two semesters. Suitable previous degree programmes include, as a rule, degree pro grammes in Civil Engineering and in Civil and Environmental Engineering as well as related degrees if they include at least the following credit points: - 18 CP Mathematics for Engineers 2 - - (including Probability Theory/Statistics/Data Analysis) 12 CP Computer Science/Programming - 18 CP Natural Sciences (including Physics/Biology/Chemistry/Fluid Dynamics/Thermodynamics) and at least 30 CP in the area of Water or Environmental Engineering (including Hydrology, Water Re sources Management, Sanitary Engineering, Fluid Dynamics or Process Engineering, Sustaina bility Engineering) or 20 CP from areas of Water or Environmental Engineering mentioned and in which evidence is also provided of a final project/bachelor's thesis in the area of Water Engineering.

GPA Comment-With the grade "good" or better.

There is no minimum grade / entry grade for the master's application. Notwithstanding the currently valid admission regulations for master's programmes, the minimum grade of 2.5 is no longer applied. The admission regulations will be revised in this regard.