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Introduction to the Hydrology and Hydrodynamics Master's Degree Program

The University of Washington's Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering offers a Master's Degree Program in Hydrology and Hydrodynamics. This program provides a comprehensive background in traditional areas of hydrology and hydrodynamics, focusing on monitoring, modeling, and predicting water resources both above and below the earth's surface.

Program Details

• Duration: The program typically lasts around 18 months to 2 years for full-time students.
• Total Credits: 42 credits are required to complete the program.
• Format: The program is available in an on-campus format.
• Start Date: The next start date is Autumn 2026.
• Priority Deadline: The priority deadline for applications is December 15, 2025.
• Admissions: Admissions are only available for the Autumn quarter.

Tuition and Financing

• Professional Master's Program (PMP) Track: The estimated tuition cost is $754 per credit.
• Research Track: Students on the research track receive full tuition as part of their financial award.

Curriculum

The program is designed to provide students with a breadth of experience across hydrology and hydrodynamics fields, making them competitive in the job market. The curriculum includes:

• Degree requirements
• Online electives

Faculty and Research

The thesis master's program is designed for students planning to pursue a Ph.D. and involves innovative research with renowned faculty. Research areas include:

• Hydrologic and hydrodynamic modeling and observations
• Hydrometeorology, ecohydrology
• Snow hydrology
• Atmospheric processes
• Biogeochemistry
• Flood and landslide risk
• Satellite hydrology and hydrodynamics
• Water and health management

Career Opportunities

Graduates with advanced degrees in hydrology and hydrodynamics pursue careers in:

• Water resources engineering
• Coastal engineering
• Environmental restoration and management
• Risk management and design of hydraulic systems

Graduate Advising

Graduate advising is available through:

• Bryan Crockett
• Anna Egeland
• Kimbo Smith

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

The Master of Science in Civil Engineering program includes specializations in:

• Construction, Energy and Sustainable Infrastructure
• Environmental Engineering
• Geotechnical Engineering
• Hydrology and Hydrodynamics
• Structural Engineering and Mechanics
• Transportation Engineering

Additional Information

• ABET Accreditation: The program is accredited by ABET.
• University of Washington: The program is part of the University of Washington's College of Engineering.