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Water Resources Engineering


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What is Water Resources Engineering?

Water Resources Engineering study program or also known as Water Engineering is a study program that studies civil engineering in planning, designing, operating, and maintaining water structures related to water resources. Examples of water structures in question are hydroelectric power plants, irrigation and drainage buildings in rice fields, urban drainage systems and buildings, reservoirs, and others. In this study program we will also learn about the techniques of managing and utilizing the right water resources, and managing environmental impacts and pollution of water resources. This study program is arguably multidisciplinary because it includes Civil Engineering, Planology, Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), including Agriculture.

Why did you choose this programme?

The irrigation system is very important to be managed properly. This management is not only for irrigating agricultural land, but also for urban drainage. A city that has a poor drainage system can cause problems such as flooding. Because this study program is a multidisciplinary study program, here you will get a lot of knowledge in engineering. In addition, universities in Malaysia that hold this study program are still limited. So, the competitor of the study program graduates is still relatively small, while experts in the field of irrigation techniques are needed.

Subjects in Water Resources Engineering

  • 1Fluid Mechanics
  • 2Drawing Water Construction
  • 3Closed Channel Hydraulics
  • 4Irrigation Network Planning
  • 5Drainage System
  • 6Applied Hydraulics
  • 7Applied Hydrology Techniques
  • 8Geographic Information Systems
  • 9Urban and Regional Planning
  • 10Piping Network Systems
  • 11Watershed Management
  • 12Reservoir Planning and Management
  • 13Environmental Engineering and EIA
  • 14Reservoir Conservation Techniques
  • 15Steel Construction
  • 16Concrete Construction
  • 17Water Quality Processing
  • 18Irrigation Buildings
  • 19Drainage Draft
  • 20Hidrometeorologi
  • 21Hydrogeology

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Job Prospect for Water Resources Engineering

Graduates of the Water Resources Engineering study program have broad employment prospects. Graduates can work in government agencies and state-owned enterprises that handle water resources management facilities and infrastructure such as the Ministry of Public Works, Regional Irrigation Services, Agricultural Service, PLN, PDAMs, consulting companies and contractors, and teaching staff.

Career for Water Resources Engineering