18 U.S. colleges and universities offer Water Resources Engineering. Together they awarded 40 degrees and certificates in this field in 2024-25. 4 schools offer a version that can be completed fully online. Results are ordered by the number of graduates each school reported in the program.
Most schools offering it: California (2), New Jersey (2), Alabama (1), New York (1), Ohio (1), Colorado (1)
Showing 1–18 of 18 schools
Villanova, PA
Water Resources Engineering: 14 graduates in 2024-25
Certificate, Master · Online option
Albuquerque, NM
Water Resources Engineering: 7 graduates in 2024-25
Master
Corvallis, OR
Water Resources Engineering: 4 graduates in 2024-25
Master, PhD
New Orleans, LA
Water Resources Engineering: 4 graduates in 2024-25
Certificate, Master, PhD · Fully online
Newark, DE
Water Resources Engineering: 3 graduates in 2024-25
Master, PhD
Water Resources Engineering: 2 graduates in 2024-25
Certificate · Fully online
Wilberforce, OH
Water Resources Engineering: 2 graduates in 2024-25
Bachelor
Los Angeles, CA
Water Resources Engineering: 1 graduate in 2024-25
Bachelor, Master
Fort Collins, CO
Water Resources Engineering: 1 graduate in 2024-25
Certificate · Online option
Newark, NJ
Water Resources Engineering: 1 graduate in 2024-25
Certificate
Houghton, MI
Water Resources Engineering: 1 graduate in 2024-25
Certificate · Fully online
Auburn, AL
Water Resources Engineering
Certificate · Fully online
Buffalo, NY
Water Resources Engineering
Master
Moscow, ID
Water Resources Engineering
Master, PhD
Los Angeles, CA
Water Resources Engineering
Certificate
Hoboken, NJ
Water Resources Engineering
Certificate
Fall River, MA
Water Resources Engineering
Certificate · Online option
Kingsville, TX
Water Resources Engineering
Certificate
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