University of Wisconsin-Madison Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies 104 courses 11 total credits
Any student enrolled in a University of Wisconsin-Madison doctoral program can pursue a doctoral minor in Water Resources Management. Meeting the increasing human demand for water while ensuring its future availability and quality is a significant societal challenge. The Water Resources Management (WRM) program prepares students to face the complexities of managing this critical natural resource. Students complete coursework that integrates the biological and physical sciences (which identify and measure problems) with engineering (which provides technological alternatives), law, and the social sciences (which assess needs and potential for institutional response). Each WRM student gains breadth in relevant planning and management areas while developing depth in an area specialty. WRM students participate in a summer group practicum workshop with a water resources management focus.
| Total Credits | 11 credits |
Practicum
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CIV ENGR 718 | Water Resources Management Practicum Planning Seminar II | 2 |
| CIV ENGR 719 | Water Resources Management Summer Practicum | 4 |
Category A: Natural Science & Technology courses
Category B: Water Resources Institutions & Public Decision-Making Processes courses
Category C: Analytical & Design Tools in Water Resources courses
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