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Professional English Name: Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering

Professional code: 080802

Discipline category: engineering and water conservancy

Based on the basic theory of earth science, the specialty of hydrology and water resources engineering takes groundwater as the main research object, systematically studies the professional knowledge and skills in the distribution, formation, movement and change of groundwater resources, taking into account the basic knowledge of surface water literature, geotechnical engineering and environmental engineering, and applies it to the exploration, evaluation, development and management of groundwater resources, the exploration, design and construction of water conservancy projects, and the monitoring, evaluation and governance of groundwater environment and geological environment. Based on hydrogeology, the specialty of hydrology and water resources in our school is appropriately expanded to three directions: surface water, geotechnical engineering and environmental engineering. Students in this major have both solid basic theoretical knowledge and extensive professional knowledge and skills, and have wide employment adaptability. Can be engaged in scientific research, teaching, management, design, production and other related fields in land and resources, water conservancy, urban construction, environmental protection, transportation and other departments.

Main courses: hydrogeology foundation, groundwater dynamics, hydrogeochemistry foundation, water resources development, utilization and protection, soil mechanics, etc.

Water science and engineering

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Professional English Name: Groundwater Science and Engineering

Professional code: 080 109S

Discipline category: engineering

Groundwater science and engineering is based on the basic theory of earth science, taking groundwater as the main research object, systematically learning the professional knowledge and skills in the formation, distribution, movement and change of groundwater, appropriately extending it to geological disasters and geotechnical engineering closely related to groundwater, and applying it to the exploration, evaluation, development and management of groundwater resources, and the investigation, monitoring, evaluation and governance of groundwater environment and geological environment. Students in this major not only have solid basic theoretical knowledge, but also have extensive professional knowledge and skills, which have wide employment adaptability. Can be engaged in research, teaching, management, design, production and other work related to groundwater science and engineering in the relevant fields of land and resources, water conservancy, urban construction, environmental protection, transportation and other departments.

Main courses: introduction to groundwater science, groundwater hydraulics, groundwater hydrochemistry, groundwater resources evaluation and engineering soil mechanics.