The Master’s Water Technology is a multidisciplinary programme with a clear scientific and technological approach, embedded in a top research environment. Students learn to develop and apply sustainable innovations and optimisations, and to create new insights within the broader framework of resource recovery, healthy water, drought resilience, and fair and sustainable water. Courses include chemistry, microbiology, water treatment and reactor design. WUR, the University of Twente and the University of Groningen offer this master’s programme as a joint degree. The programme is taught in the capital of Water Technology Leeuwarden at the Wetsus institute, a centre for collaboration between companies all over the world and European research institutes.
This MSc covers a broad range of disciplines and possible work fields. In your second year, it is up to you to choose a thesis and internship that suits you.