84 Bachelor's degrees in Hydrology & Water Management in North America

Work with scientists, engineers, and public regulators to forecast and manage floods or droughts, reduce wastewater, promote sustainable water usage, evaluate the feasibility of projects like irrigation systems and hydroelectric plants, and protect water resources with a degree in Hydrology offered by University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point.

Hydrologists study the interplay between water, nature, and humans to learn how this invaluable resource is affected by the environment and its inhabitants. Join the  Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences - Environmental Hydrology and Water Resources Emphasis offered at The University of Arizona. 

At Marine Fisheries from Texas A&M University at Galveston students will acquire useful hands-on experience under the close guidance of great professors. Students who complete this degree will have a solid scientific foundation with numerous applications, as well as being well-positioned for a successful career in the field of marine management.

If you have a love for the outdoors, a keen interest in fish and wildlife, and a commitment to responsible resource management, then the Fish and Wildlife Technician/Technology program may be for you.Fleming College - Toronto offers the Fish and Wildlife Technician (Optional Co-op) programme.