The table below shows all course modules of the specialisation within the framework of the International Master Programme in Municipal Water and Engineering.
The programme has a size of 106 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits, which are collected over a period of 18 months.
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Module Title |
ECTS |
Module Content |
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1 |
Introduction |
5 |
Introduction to global agenda for water and environment (World water visions). Municipal infrastructure components. Water sector management. Water Quality, Urban Hydrology, Groundwater Flow and Pollution. Basic Statistics and Data interpretation. |
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2 |
Integrated Urban Water Management |
5 |
Urbanisation and industrialisation. Urban water policies and strategies. Urban Water Cycle Management Water Demand. Master Planning. Statistics and Data interpretation. Writing skills. |
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3 |
Project Cycle and Management |
5 |
Sustainability, projects and service. Projects and project cycle. Planning and preparation. Project implementation. Managing projects. |
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4 |
Integrated Infrastructure Concepts, Planning and Finance |
5 |
Interactions between various urban systems (in particular water related). |
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5 |
Transport Networks |
5 |
Uurban transport system, urban transport problems and strategies, the urban transport planning process, transport planning data collection and analysis, and urban transport plans. |
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6 |
Urban Drainage and Sewerage |
5 |
Urban drainage types and characteristics, urban drainage systems, determination of inputs to urban drainage systems, hydraulics of sewer systems, modelling of urban drainage hydraulics and urban drainage design. |
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7 |
Integrated Asset Management Systems |
5 |
Performance goals, asset data inventory systems, condition assessment and resource allocation decision making |
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8 |
Integrated Infrastructure Design |
5 |
Methodology for the design of infrastructure systems. |
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9 |
International Excursion and Fieldwork |
5 |
Exposure to European water sector organisations and field work on water quality control in a river basin. |
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10 |
Water Transport & Distribution I |
5 |
Introduction to water distribution. Pumps and Mechanical equipment. Urban water demand management and planning. Unaccounted for water. |
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11 |
Water Transport and Distribution II | Solid Waste Engineering and Management | Decentralised Water Supply and Sanitation | Urban Drainage and Sewerage II (electives) |
5 |
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12 |
Groupwork |
5 |
Application of gained knowledge and skills to solve a multidisciplinary problem as case study in a team of specialists. |
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13 - |
Research methodologies & Skills / Research Proposal |
10 |
Literature search, Laboratory facilities, Time Management, Use of Excel and Powerpoint, Thesis writing, etc. / Preparation of the MSc research proposal including: problem identification, literature review, approach and methodology, expected results, and work plan. |
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15 |
MSc Thesis |
36 |
General examination based on presentation of individual study reports or MSc research proposals. |
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