The MSc Water in a Changing World course offers graduates a unique opportunity to develop a foundational understanding of water from various disciplines such as hydrology, climate science, freshwater ecology, economics, social science, and hazard and risk analysis. They can become future leaders in the field of water by gaining the latest knowledge and skills required to comprehend and resolve complex water issues from an informed perspective that can be applied to diverse career paths.

The course aims to support individuals in becoming interdisciplinary water leaders who can collaborate with other professionals to devise solutions for challenging water problems, ensuring the availability and quality of water for future generations. Governments and organizations in various industries are actively seeking professionals with a comprehensive grasp of science, policy, and practice, as well as business acumen and effective communication skills to lead multidisciplinary teams and drive change. Graduates of this course will be well-suited for roles in international development, government, environmental consultancy, and the non-profit sector. Additionally, the course provides a solid foundation for those interested in pursuing a research career in a water-related field.