Bachelor S Degree Hydrology studies water on the Earth’s surface and beneath the surface, including the occurrence and movement of water, the physical and chemical properties of water, and its relationship with the living and material components of the environment. It examines the water cycle, water resources, and environmental watershed sustainability.
The program is delivered via distance learning online. It requires 130 academic credits, with 40 credits in general education, 54 hydrology credits (Hydrology Online), and other additional subjects. The program structure is 100% based on textbooks. Academic supervisor: Abdul Qayeum Karim.
Admission is open for adults over 23 years of age. General education minimum requirements are 40 credits, and a minimum transfer of 40 credits from previous education should be accounted as an equivalent of general education credits toward the bachelor’s degree via distance learning.
Modules
- 301HYD - Drinking Water & Health
- 302HYD - Land Use Planning
- 303HYD - Environmental Impact
- 304HYD - Drainage & Irrigation
- 305HYD - Earth Science
- 306HYD - Geology
- 307HYD - Soil & Water Conservation
- 308HYD - Climate Change
- 411HYD - Atmospheric Science
- 412HYD - Climatology
- 413HYD - Hydrology
- 414HYD - Soil Fertility