Master in Sanitary Engineering with Specialization in Drinking Water

Professionals in the engineering area: civil, chemical, environmental, architecture and agronomic; who work on improving the environment and professionals who are dedicated to research and teaching, interested in obtaining additional knowledge for the objective development and preparation of health projects.

Other professionals graduated in careers related to the subject of the environment can also enter this Master's Degree, after evaluating their current training.

Practical methodology

The InterNaciones learning model has a practical approach that seeks to enhance the flexibility of your studies.

• The most theoretical classes are made up of small pills of no more than 5-10 minutes on key concepts. At the end, a test and a video on the resolution of this are included.
• Live classes will be given aimed at solving the practical cases worked on.
• You can use any device to access your classes: computer, mobile phone and tablet.

Curriculum

First trimester

Fundamentals of Sanitary Engineering (3 credits)

Environmental Economics (3 credits)

Second quarter

Study of Aquatic Environments (3 credits)

Geographic Information System (3 credits)

Third trimester

Engineering for Human Development (3 credits)

Project Formulation (3 credits)

Fourth trimester

Environmental Legislation (3 credits)

Environmental Modeling (3 credits)

Fifth quarter

Fundamentals of Drinking Water (3 credits)

Water Chemistry (3 credits)

Sixth trimester

Integrated Watershed Management (3 credits)

Drinking Water Treatment 1 (3 credits)

seventh quarter

Construction of Treatment Plants (3 credits)

Drinking Water Treatment 2 (3 credits)

Eighth quarter

Resource Management (3 credits)

Drinking Water Treatment 3 (3 credits)

total: 48 credits

Others

Special work or Thesis (6 credits)

total: 54 credits

You will learn to:

• Obtain drinking water in different ways based on the way it can be found in nature.
• Know the components of water and their effects on humans.
• Analyze the various activities that must be carried out for the construction of Water Treatment Plants for Municipal use, in order to comply with adopted national and international requirements and their construction process.
• Manage the water resource in an appropriate and sustainable way and minimize the negative effects caused by man, in its use and use.

After completing this master's degree, you will be able to:

• Municipalities.
• MARN.
• MSPAS.
• MEM.
• All construction and development companies.