Stanford,
CA,
United States
Type
Private
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
MSc in Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology in Stanford United States | Stanford University
Stanford University
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Stanford United States
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Qualification
Masters Degree
Languages
English
Delivery Mode
On-Campus
Tuition (2025)
USD
40,680
Attendance
Full-time
Full-time Duration
12 months
The Environmental Fluid Mechanics & Hydrology Program concentrates on studying surface and groundwater movement. It examines environmental and economic considerations crucial for water resource planning. Courses in environmental fluid mechanics cover topics like fluid/sediment transport, mixing processes, turbulence modeling, stratified flow dynamics, and natural flows in coastal areas, estuaries, lakes, and channels, along with atmospheric flows and experimental techniques. Hydrology coursework explores stochastic approaches to surface and subsurface water systems, watershed analysis and modeling, and porous media transport. Planning courses emphasize sustainable water resource management, both domestically and internationally. Students can customize degree paths by blending environmental fluid mechanics and hydrology courses with complementary offerings from programs like Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Applied Earth Sciences, Computer Science, Petroleum Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Statistics.
Destination of Study
Subjects of Study
Language Requirements
English
IELTS 6.0
Qualification Requirements
Minimum TOEFL Requirements ibt- 89
This master's degree program is open to two cohorts of applicants.
External applicants who have completed a bachelor's degree or will have completed one before matriculating as a graduate student. Potential applicants in this group apply online. Please see the Application Timelines & Deadlines page for this year's application deadlines.
Transcripts (must be submitted on-line through Graduate Admissions) You need to have two official copies sent to the CEE department.
Active Stanford undergrads. If you are currently a Stanford undergrad, please visit the Coterm page for information and instructions on the Coterm admissions process.
Statement of Purpose (must be submitted on-line through Graduate Admissions)
Supplemental Questions for students applying to graduate programs (must be submitted on-line through Grad Admissions)
Letters of Recommendation (must be submitted by your recommenders via Email through Graduate Admissions)
Transcripts (must be submitted on-line through Graduate Admissions) You need to have two official copies sent to the CEE department.
This master's degree program is open to two cohorts of applicants.
External applicants who have completed a bachelor's degree or will have completed one before matriculating as a graduate student. Potential applicants in this group apply online. Please see the Application Timelines & Deadlines page for this year's application deadlines.
Transcripts (must be submitted on-line through Graduate Admissions) You need to have two official copies sent to the CEE department.
Active Stanford undergrads. If you are currently a Stanford undergrad, please visit the Coterm page for information and instructions on the Coterm admissions process.
Statement of Purpose (must be submitted on-line through Graduate Admissions)
Supplemental Questions for students applying to graduate programs (must be submitted on-line through Grad Admissions)
Letters of Recommendation (must be submitted by your recommenders via Email through Graduate Admissions)
Transcripts (must be submitted on-line through Graduate Admissions) You need to have two official copies sent to the CEE department.
Tuition
USD
40,680