Dưới đây là thông tin về các khóa học Thạc sĩ và Tiến sĩ về Quản lý nước tại Viện Giáo dục về nước của UNESCO (UNESCO-IHE), đặt tại Hà Lan. Đặc biệt, với khóa học tiến sĩ, có thể học theo kiểu "sandwich" - tức là về Việt Nam làm luận án. Có một số học bổng dành cho các ứng viên.

We would like to draw your attention to the educational opportunities related to Water Management at UNESCO-IHE for the coming year. For your consideration we have a diversity of flexible arrangements to improve your knowledge and skills in water management. We offer full time programmes in Delft like our 4-year PhD programme and the 18-month Water Management Master of Science Programme as well as short courses of 3 to 4 weeks. We also offer part-time programmes in the form of 16-week on-line courses and upon request we are able to offer to groups tailor-made training sessions.

PhD educational opportunities at UNESCO-IHE for Water Management:

The PhD programme enables MSc graduates to deepen their knowledge of their chosen area of specialisation. Participants conduct their own independent scientific research, often in multi-disciplinary teams, the findings and conclusions of which will be of direct benefit to their home country or region. PhD research is sometimes carried out using the ‘sandwich’ model. Participants prepare their research and finalise their theses – the first and last portions of the programme – in Delft, but conduct the actual research in their home country, under the co-supervision of a local institution.

Conducting PhD research at UNESCO-IHE? See our website at: 
http://www.unesco-ihe.org/Education/PhD-programme

The 18-month full-time Master of Science Water Management programme

The International Master’s Programme in Water Management provides an integrated and inter-disciplinary approach. In addition to the technical (physical, chemical and engineering) and non-technical aspects (legal, social, economic, financial, institutional and managerial), participants study the interplay between these technical and non-technical aspects. At the same time, the programme brings together the scientific study of water resources with practical planning and management skills. Participants are encouraged to study water management from a multi-disciplinary perspective and to seek integrated solutions. The programme offers four specialisations that focus on the different dimensions of water: Water Quality Management, Water Resources Management, Water Conflict Management and Water Services Management:

Specialisation	Description
Water Quality Management	Participants in this specialisation study the water quality impacts of human activities on aquatic ecosystems, as well as possible remedial actions appropriate to different levels of environmental stress and in various socio-economic contexts.
Water Resources Management	Participants in this specialisation study ways of matching water availability and use, and seek to develop alternative land use and water allocation policies, including legal and institutional arrangements, from the local watershed to the basin scale and beyond.
Water Conflict Management	Participants study the management of conflicts over water resources. It focuses on negotiation, mediation and decision-making processes, in order to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts concerning water.
Water Services Management	Participants in this specialisation focus on the provision of water and sanitation services and the management of the related infrastructure, and design new institutional and financial instruments and business models for different socio-economic contexts.

Would you like to read more on the 18-month Water Management programme? Visit our website at: http://www.unesco-ihe.org/Education/MSc-Programmes/MSc-in-Water-Management

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