
“Safe water and sanitation are fundamental to human development. When people are deprived in these areas, they face diminished opportunities to realize their potential as human beings."
The Millennium Development Goals provide a benchmark for measuring progress towards the human right to water. That is why halving the proportion of world population without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation—Goal 7, target 10— is a key target in its own right. But achieving that target is critical to the attainment of other goals. Clean water and sanitation would save the lives of countless children, support progress in education and liberate people from the illnesses that keep them in poverty.” (UNDP, Summary , Human Development Report, 2006)
If you want to make a contribution towards these goals, get yourself a masters' degree in Water Resources in Lund, Sweden!
We offer a broad programme covering the most important aspects of water resources. You will get an opportunity to specialize in fields where we have world leading expertise.

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"According to my personal experience, adoption of an interdisciplinary approach to teaching the water resources engineering courses at LTH significantly enhances the students’ education and leads to practical understanding of the water resources issues under consideration."
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