MSc in Water Management and Hydrologic Science in College Station United States | Texas A&M University

A Master of Science in Water Management and Hydrologic Science program emphasizes the study of water systems, hydrological processes, and eco-friendly water resource solutions.

The Graduate Program within the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences equips students for professional roles in research, academia, outreach, agribusiness, and agricultural operations leadership. Faculty specialists cover diverse fields including life sciences, biotech applications, grain chemistry, plant genetics, extension methodologies, crop growth studies, chromosome research, ecological stewardship, environmental physics, earth sciences, toxicology studies, genetic research, invasive plant control, microbial studies, molecular science, plant genetics, physical sciences, botany physiology, protein analysis, statistical genetics, earth chemistry, nutrient management, soil formation, water cycle science, soil biology, mineral studies, earth physics, turf studies, lawn care, urban ecology, aquatic purity, basin stewardship, and herbicide science.