MSc Hydrogeology

at University of Birmingham

• This course offers students a thorough understanding of groundwater science and engineering fundamentals, supplemented by substantial industry involvement.
• Graduates are equipped with versatile skills to address various groundwater challenges worldwide.
• The course boasts an outstanding employment record, with high demand for hydrogeologists and strong recognition of graduates by employers. 
• Additionally, it serves as a solid foundation for research, with many alumni pursuing PhD studies after graduation.

Modules 

• Groundwater Hydraulics
• Quantitative Analysis of Hydrological Processes
• Inorganic Chemistry and Groundwater
• Groundwater Organic Contaminant Pollution and Remediation
• Groundwater Flow Modelling

Important Dates

The programme starts annually in September. Potential students are advised to consistently monitor the university's website for any updates regarding the application procedure. Although applications can be made via UCAS, it is essential for students to ensure they have all necessary documents prepared prior to submission.

• Prospective applicants should hold a 2:1 Honours degree in a pertinent field. 
• Candidates from diverse academic backgrounds are encouraged to apply, including those with degrees in geosciences such as Earth Sciences, Geology, Geophysics, Geography, Environmental Sciences, Hydrogeology, Hydrology, Water Resources, and Mining.
• IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 80

The MSc Hydrogeology is £29,340/yr. Review the comprehensive fee breakdown available on the university's website and explore various financing alternatives to ensure informed decision-making regarding your career path.

Graduates of the MSc in Hydrogeology can anticipate promising career prospects in various sectors. They play essential roles in groundwater development, protection, and remediation, as well as in engineering and energy management contexts. Alumni hold influential positions in industry, academia, and government worldwide, with opportunities for impactful contributions and recognition through national and international awards.