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About the Master of Science in Water Resources and Technology Program
Students in the Master of Science in Water Resources Science and Technology Program will gain a holistic understanding of our water resource system and acquire the necessary skills to be successful in their future water-related careers. The program seeks to expose students to a hands-on learning environment, lab work and internships. Students will be instilled with the concept of a water-centered nexus that expands students' vision, imperative for career advancement.
Career Opportunities
- Water & Power Utility Services
- Water Resources Regulatory or Management Agencies
- Storm Water Management Agencies
- Environmental Consulting Services
- Water System Specialist
- Field Investigation Specialist
- Research Scientist
Application Instructions
- Complete the graduate application
- Submit application fee ($49 for domestic; $69 for international)
- Submit the following required documents:
- Official e-transcripts from all US institutions attended are to be sent to graduateadmissions@tamusa.edu. If your institution does not have official e-transcripts available, they can be mailed to our university at the following address:
Texas A&M University San Antonio
ATTN: Graduate Admissions
Senator Frank L. Madla Building 125C
One University Way
San Antonio, TX 78224 - International Students: Please visit the International Affairs page for more information about the following:
- Transcript Requirements
- Credential Evaluation
- English Proficiency
- Other Required Documentation
- Official e-transcripts from all US institutions attended are to be sent to graduateadmissions@tamusa.edu. If your institution does not have official e-transcripts available, they can be mailed to our university at the following address:
- Personal statement outlining the reason for applying for this graduate degree, career goals, and research interests. (1-2 pages)
- Curriculum Vitae or résumé
- Letters from three references
- Supplemental Information Form
- We strongly encourage contacting potential faculty mentor(s) prior to applying to the program to ensure sufficient space in Faculty labs and compatibility of research interests. Please select up to three faculty members in ranking order of priority.
- Thesis Track Applicants: This form will also be used to indicate if they would like to be considered for a Graduate Assistantship.
Prerequisites
- 2.6 cumulative GPA (or 3.0 for last 60 credit hours)
- 18 credit hours undergraduate coursework in Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics, Environmental Science, Engineering, or Aquatic Science
Conditional Admittance
- 12 credit hours of above disciplines over 3.0 GPA
The Department has the right to examine students' prerequisites, accept equivalent hours, or require additional work.
*Students falling below the GPA minimum are encouraged to apply. Students are evaluated holistically based on several criteria.
Program Details
Courses Offered
- Fully online instruction (except practicum and research experience)
- Flexible full-time or part-time enrollment
Degree Tracks
- Research Track: 36 credit hours, including 6 credit hours of thesis credits
- Professional Track: 36 credit hours, including 3 credit hours of research project
Average Time to Complete: 5 semesters (Fall and Spring)
Degree Pathway
- B.S.
- B.A.A.S.