WATERMSC · EDUCATE ARCHIVE
The EDUCATE! learning archive

Every drop
has a story.

Explore the science behind water: from the first raindrop to the decisions that shape a river basin.

Original postgraduate syllabi, programme documents and a practical water lab — restored for curious minds.

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Historical programme · Independent archive
A conceptual catchment: rainfall over a mountain feeds rivers, groundwater and a coastal settlement.
FIELD NOTE 01One catchment. Many connections.
12complete module syllabi
04historical partner universities
2007programme first launched
2026archive restored
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Water is a system.
Learn it that way.

Four connected areas link physical processes, infrastructure, planning and the environment.

01

Foundations

Hydraulics, ecology and the tools for making sense of data.

Explore area ↗02

Urban water

Supply, wastewater treatment and stormwater systems.

Explore area ↗03

Water resources

Floods, groundwater and integrated basin management.

Explore area ↗04

Environment & policy

Legislation, impact assessment and the changing coast.

Explore area ↗
Learn by changing the inputs

Make a water
balance add up.

Rainfall, evapotranspiration, runoff and storage. Try a worked example and see the units connect.

Open the water lab ↗
ANNUAL CATCHMENT BALANCE
800mm precipitation

− 450 mm evapotranspiration
− 300 mm runoff

+ 50 mm storage changeIllustrative inputs, not observed data.
Start with the science

Inside the archive

All 12 modules ↗
WREM10101 / Foundations

Hydraulics - Hydrology

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WREM30103 / Water resources

Integrated flood risk management

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WREM30303 / Water resources

Integrated Water Resources Management

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A cross-border idea, preserved

Four universities.
A shared water future.

EDUCATE! brought together institutions in Athens, Belgrade, Bucharest and Ljubljana. The programme was first launched in 2007 under INTERREG III B CADSES.

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