Through theoretical, practical and computational (informatics) training, the Hydrology and Climate Change MSc will enhance your knowledge of the water environment and its management in the context of climate change.
Career Opportunities
An organisation's human resources, or human capital, are the people employed by the organisation and what every organisation depends upon to operate successfully. HRM refers to the activities and people that assist the organisation to meet its operational objectives by providing a motivated, well-trained workforce that understands the business and can contribute to its objectives.
HR is an area of continual change and is always responding to the business environment. HR is increasingly central to the success of Australian organisations both large and small.There are a diverse range of functional areas that fall under the HRM banner, including: workforce planning and recruitment, occupational health and safety/risk management, selection and induction, performance management, training and development, remuneration and benefits, equal employment opportunity, HR information systems (HRIS), IR, organisational change and international HRM.
The direct method to enter HRM is to undertake a specialised HR or business degree with a major in HR or IR, and from there, work experience in a base-level HR position. Junior positions may involve activities such as payroll administration and working with HRIS.
Many HR positions are created by growth in an organisation and by the realisation that there is a need to look after the people . In small to medium-sized organisations there is a tendency to appoint someone already employed within the organisation with a good understanding of the business to undertake HR activities, rather than recruit a specialist from outside the business.
Course Overview
The impact of climate change and past hydrological behaviour means that hydrological and water resource issues have to be looked at in a new way. This course will encourage you to rethink hydrological problems and solutions in new and innovative ways. This training is quantitative and relevant to the needs of today's water industry. I want to find another Master Course Facilities The School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences has an exceptional range of laboratories equipped with a wide range of analytical instrumentation supporting our research, teaching and contract research projects. Chemical and Biological Research Laboratories Geotechnics and Structures Research Laboratories
Subjects
Programme Structure Quantitative Methods for Engineering Climate Change: Earth System, Future Scenarios and Threats Geographic Information Systems Hydrosystems: Processes and Management Hydrosystems Modelling Integrated River Basin Management Climate Change: Vulnerability, Impacts and Adaptations Modelling of Floods MSc Project and Dissertation in Water Resources Environmental Engineering for Developing Countries Hydroinformatic Systems Development Groundwater Assessment Groundwater Modelling
English Entry Requirement
6.5
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Newcastle University
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