Water Engineering (WEM, MSc)

The Master’s degree in Water Engineering (WEM) at the University of Lübeck is a comprehensive program dedicated to the study, management, and infrastructure of water resources. Designed for those who aspire to develop their expertise in civil engineering with a focus on water-related challenges, this program covers various essential topics including hydraulic engineering, water quality management, and sustainable resource management. Students will engage with advanced technologies and principles that are crucial for addressing pressing environmental issues.

The program is structured over four semesters and aligns with the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), allowing for the systematic accumulation of credits through both theoretical and practical modules. In an environment of innovative learning, students will also have the opportunity to undertake a thesis project that challenges their research capabilities and engineering insights.

A distinctive feature of studying at a public university in Germany is the practical exposure that comes with a master's program. Collaboration with local businesses and participation in internships enable students to connect with the industry and gain real-world experience. This approach not only strengthens theoretical knowledge but also helps students understand how private sector dynamics operate within the realm of civil engineering. 

This program is well-suited for international and local students aiming to create a career in water management, environmental protection, or civil infrastructure. By studying in Lübeck, learners can immerse themselves in a rich academic environment while benefiting from Germany's robust engineering sector, known for its innovation and efficiency.

• Water Resources Engineer
• Environmental Consultant
• Civil Engineer
• Hydraulic Engineer
• Water Treatment Plant Manager

Industries hiring graduates include construction firms, environmental agencies, and municipal utility services. The strong emphasis on practical skills and industry collaboration ensures that graduates are well-prepared for success in the German job market.