Course Description

Bachelor Degree in Water Resources and Irrigation Engineering program at WI

Skills You Will Gain

Hydrology and Hydraulics

Irrigation System Design (Drip, Sprinkler, Furrow)

Water Supply Engineering

Dam and Reservoir Design

Pumping Systems

Drainage Engineering

Watershed Management

Water Resource Assessment

Groundwater Exploration

Irrigation Scheduling

Water Conservation Techniques

Canal and Pipeline Design

Soil-Water Relationship

Climate-Smart Agriculture Irrigation

Skill Mastery Level 92%

Taught by experienced instructors

Career Opportunities

Water Resources Engineer (Ministry of Water, WEMA, RUWASA), Irrigation Engineer (National Irrigation Commission, District Irrigation Offices), Water Supply Engineer (Urban and Rural Water Supply Authorities), Dam Engineer (Water Basin Offices), Hydrologist (Tanzania Meteorological Authority, Water Resources Division), Pump Station Engineer, Irrigation Project Manager (Agriculture Development Programs), Agricultural Water Management Specialist, Private Irrigation Consultant

Entry Requirements

Two principal passes in Advanced Mathematics and Physics, or Chemistry, Geography. If no Advanced Mathematics, must have subsidiary pass in Basic Applied Mathematics or minimum "C" grade in Mathematics at O-Level.