The MSc in Watershed Management is a two-year, four-semester program designed to develop skilled professionals in sustainable watershed and disaster management. The curriculum covers theoretical and practical aspects of natural resource management, watershed modeling, and disaster mitigation, with a strong emphasis on field-based research in the final semester. Applicants must hold a four-year degree in Forestry, Agriculture, Engineering, or Science from a recognized institution and pass a competitive entrance exam. Students are assessed through internal and external evaluations, with a minimum of 50% required in each component. A research thesis evaluated by experts forms a key part of the program. Graduates are equipped to lead in watershed planning, conservation, and natural disaster management across diverse ecological landscapes. For the details can visit the course list and curriculum;

For the details can visit the course list and curriculum;

Curriculum

Course List