Duration

1 year

Starting Date

February

Tuition Fee

ZAR 73,000

Location

Cape Town, South Africa

About the programme

The programme consists of two components: coursework and research. The coursework component includes core courses on advanced introduction to wastewater treatment, urban hydrology and modelling urban drainage systems, sustainable water management, and master of water engineering project. The research component involves conducting an independent and original research project on a topic of interest, under the supervision of a faculty member in the Department of Civil Engineering.

The research project should result in a dissertation that demonstrates the student’s competence in applying bioprocess engineering and mathematical modelling principles to solve a problem in water quality engineering.

The MSc in Water Quality Engineering at UCT is a challenging and rewarding programme that will allow you to develop your research skills and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field. You will also be part of a dynamic and diverse community of researchers, who share their ideas and feedback in seminars and workshops.

Entry Requirements

The programme requires a minimum of one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study. The admission requirements include a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering or a related discipline, a minimum academic performance level, and English language proficiency.

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