With a trimester system of education, our university accepts application from the prospective students for admission thrice year i.e., during Summer, Autumn and Winter. The admission process for Summer usually commences around February, the Autumn around June, and the Winter around October in each calendar year.
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The degree contents have been designed to address the global water management issues and possibilities. It is continually updated to reflect the contemporary requirements from our stakeholders. The ASABE and UNESCO-IHE recommended courses have been incorporated in this degree to provide a true global perspectives to our students. Our graduates get the opportunity to work with national and international experts in the field of irrigation and water management.
Name of the degree: Master of Science (MS) in Irrigation and Water Management
The following courses are taught in the Master’s program:
A Major Courses |
Credit | Minor Courses | Credit |
1a. Core | 12 | 2a. Core | 6 |
AGE 501 Water Resources and Irrigation
AGE 505 Farm Irrigation Systems Design AGE 511 Economics of Water Resource Projects AGE/AGR 507 Principles and Practices of Irrigation |
3 3 3 3 |
STT 510 Design of Experiments
SSC 512 Soil Physics |
3 3 |
1b. Elective | 9 | 2b Elective | 3 |
AGE 504 Water Quality and Environment
AGE 506 Irrigation System Management and Evaluation AGE 508 Agricultural Meteorology AGE 509 Operation Research in Water Management AGE 510 GIS in Land and Water Resource Management AGE 512 Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics AGE 513 Irrigation Engineering AGE 514 Drainage of Agricultural Lands AGE 515 Mathematics for Water Engineering AGE 522 Open Channel Flow AGE 541 Participatory Extension in Irrigation Management |
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
AFE 521 Environmental Pollution and Protection
Other conurses2 |
3 3
|
B. Seminar | 1 | ||
AGE 598 Seminar | 1 | ||
C. Thesis Research | 12 (variable) | ||
AGE 599 Thesis Research | |||
Total | 43 |
1Degree requirements may be changed on recommendation of the Students Advisory Committee and the Board of studies
2To be approved by the Students Advisory Committee