Oregon State University Graduate School 22 courses
A graduate major in Water Resources Engineering for the master of science and doctor of philosophy degree programs is offered with specialization in groundwater engineering, surface water engineering, or watershed engineering. Seminars, courses, and reading and conference courses in water resources engineering are offered by the Water Resources Graduate Program.
Core Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| WRP 507 or WRS 507 | Seminar or Seminar | 1-16 |
| WRP 505 or WRE 505 | Reading and Conference or Reading and Conference | 1-16 |
| WRS 505 | Reading and Conference | 1-16 |
| WRE 507 or WRS 507 | Seminar or Seminar | 1-16 |
| WRP 524 | Sociotechnological Aspects of Water Resources | 3 |
Groundwater Engineering
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BEE 512 | Physical Hydrology | 3 |
| BEE 529 | Biosystems Modeling Techniques | 3 |
| BEE 542 | Vadose Zone Transport | 4 |
| CE 514 | Groundwater Hydraulics | 4 |
| ENVE 554 | Groundwater Remediation | 4 |
| GPH 665 | Geophysical Field Techniques | 3 |
Surface Water Engineering
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BEE 512 | Physical Hydrology | 3 |
| BEE 529 | Biosystems Modeling Techniques | 3 |
| BEE 546 | River Engineering | 4 |
| FE 536 | Forest Disturbance Hydrology | 3 |
Watershed Engineering
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