The programme of Master of Water Resource Managements is intended for those, who desire to pursue a career in the natural resources conservation and Management. Students would learn in detail about the varied aspects of Water Resource Managements. Knowledge acquired through this programme, would help the students to implement effectual methods conservation, management of the environment. The aims of this programme are:

• To provide the knowledge to describe and predict for a given water resources system the main hydrological, hydraulic, chemical and biological processes and how these processes are dynamically linked with aquatic ecosystems as well as with human activities such as land and water use and pollution;
• To train the students to describe and explain the main concepts and instruments for analyzing & influencing formal and informal arrangements for water quality management, including policies, laws and institutions, and by adopting a historical perspective;
• To provide concepts to explain the key concepts for integrated, multidisciplinary & interdisciplinary analyses of aquatic ecosystems and describe the challenges of such approaches;
• To design, apply and evaluate models for institutional arrangements with emphasis on institutional reforms, policy development and good governance;
• To Describe the concepts to determine the value of water for various uses and users in (amongst others) economic and ecological terms and explain how these concepts can be used in water resources planning at various spatial and temporal scales.