Students from both developed and developing countries come here to improve their technical and managerial talents. Learn to successfully plan, design, operate and manage water resources projects whilst helpinglocal authorities enhance the safe and equitable use of water resources.State-of-the-art numerical simulation tools are utilised to solve cutting-edge problems in integrated water management. The Master of Water Resources Engineering is a 1- (60 ECTS) or 2-year (120 ECTS) programme, depending on previous education, in which you can specialise in the following fields: The Interuniversity Programme in Water Resources Engineering (IUPWARE) is an academic master of science programme jointly organised by KU Leuven and VUB (Brussels University). It offers high-quality, multidisciplinary education in water resources engineering.