Master of Science (thesis)
The degree is designed primarily for students with technical backgrounds
who wish to complement their primary discipline by obtaining scientific,
technical, or managerial expertise in water. In addition to the water
courses students are required to take one research methods class and
one statistics class from the designated list.
Required Water Courses (8 hours)
WMHS 601 Applications and Problems in Hydrological Science
WMHS 602 Contemporary Issues in Water Resources
WMHS 681 Seminar—No more than 2 credit hours of seminar courses
Required
Research Methods and Statistics Courses (6 hours)
Courses from designated list
Designated
Water Electives (12 hours)
Courses from the designated list
Research Hours (6 hours)
Up to 6 credit hours for thesis research
32 Total Hours Required for Degree