Program Overview

Graduate Certificate in Water, Environment and Development Studies

The Graduate Certificate in Water, Environment, and Development Studies provides a multidisciplinary education in the occurrence, characteristics, and management of water resources in South Florida and internationally. Students will learn about the natural occurrence and dynamics of surface and ground water, the key biological and chemical factors affecting water resource quality, and the fundamental linkages between water and development. The graduate certificate program promotes an integrated understanding of the theoretical and practical elements of water resources management.

Program Details

• This certificate program is open to degree-seeking students only.
• The certificate requires 15 credits.
• For course requirements, consult the Graduate Certificates Catalog.

Application

• Current degree-seeking students should complete the Graduate Certificate Application and submit it to the department for approval.
• Approved certificate applications will be forwarded to the Registrar for processing.

Certificate Program Director

• Assefa M. Melesse, Professor

Program Structure

• Courses: The certificate requires 15 credits, with specific course requirements outlined in the Graduate Certificates Catalog.
• Application Process: Involves completing the Graduate Certificate Application and submitting it for departmental approval before being forwarded to the Registrar.