Water Management for Climate Adaption

The effects of climate change are becoming more visible worldwide. Floods, droughts, water shortages, and food production challenges are having a growing impact on people's lives. This two-year interdisciplinary master’s programme focuses on developing sustainable solutions to these issues and researching how these solutions can be successfully implemented in the real world. For example, you will explore how to ensure enough water for food and drinking in times of drought, prepare coastal areas for flooding from rainfall or rising sea levels, and design cities to effectively capture, use, and drain water.

Combine new knowledge of water systems, data analysis, nature-based and engineering solutions with skills and knowledge in water management, climate policy and governance.

Living lab: Delta Climate CenterPut your learning to practise through action based research with local stakeholders in a living lab where you will work and stay for several weeks. Find out more by visiting our website.