At Home on the River
Program lets student pursue his love for protecting water through concurrent environmental law and natural resources degrees.
Sustaining the Magic
Students, faculty help Idaho’s Magic Valley proactively plan for changing landscapes.
U of I Clean Water Machine Team
Scientists tasked in removing phosphorus to have clean water globally.
Drone Research Measures Snow on Trees
Project aims to improve water level estimates
Water Resources Graduate Program
The Water Resources program offers a rigorous course of study, research, networking and community involvement to create leaders and experts to solve emerging, complex water issues. The program is the only one of its kind in Idaho and one of few in the nation.
Students can earn interdisciplinary masters and doctoral degrees in water resources in one of three emphases:
- Engineering and science
- Science and management
- Law, management and policy
Students can also earn a concurrent law and water resources degree (JD/M.S. or JD/Ph.D.) — the only degree of its kind offered in the nation.