Water Resources Engineering

 Water resources engineers approaches the water supply structures and procedures for
human consumption and with the removal of water for safety purposes.
 Water resources engineering is a civil engineering specialty that focuses on water
supply, irrigation and disposal of waste. It also addresses water control methods to avoid
damage and disasters related to water.
 It focuses on land and water resource use and management in rural and urban
watersheds.
ABOUT WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

 A growing population and the need for clean water require Water Resources Engineers
to develop ecologically sustainable and economically viable solutions.
 To ensure that the development of new water supplies does not disrupt natural
processes, students design and develop creative solutions to protect groundwater, soil,
wetlands, streams and lakes.
CAREERS

 A water resource engineer should be ready to work worldwide as a designer, planner,

manager or investigator for consultancy companies, municipalities, conservation
officials, study organizations and public agencies.
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REFERENCES:

McGinty, N. (n.d.). Job Description of a Water Resource Engineer. Retrieved from Chron:
https://work.chron.com/job-description-water-resource-engineer-15689.html
Study.com. (n.d.). Retrieved from Study.com:
https://study.com/directory/category/Engineering/Civil_Engineering/Water_Resources_Enginee
ring.html

University of Guelph. (n.d.). Retrieved from University of Guelph:

https://www.uoguelph.ca/engineering/undergraduate/prospective/water