Hydrologic Sciences Hydrology - Boise State University

Hydrologic Sciences Hydrology from Boise State University is a Campus Master Hydrology degree that prepares you for a Science career. Our students and faculty engage in research integrated across traditional disciplinary boundaries to investigate and address important, and often complex, problems in the hydrologic sciences . Participating faculty and students come from the disciplines of geological and biological sciences, chemistry, engineering, mathematics and environmental sciences . Our students can receive a Master's Degree in Hydrologic Sciences (Geosciences), Master's Degree in Civil Engineering, Master's Degree in Biology, Master's Degree in Mathematics or a Ph.D. Degrees in Geologic Sciences and Geophysics. Our Program and Community Our graduate program reflects our commitment to coupling outstanding teaching and an active, nationally recognized, research program. Our faculty are interested in fundamental questions related to how water and its constituents interact with the environment as well as more applied, societal issues, including surface and groundwater water quantity and quality, hydrologic influences on landscape processes, global climate change and engineering applications. Our research often takes us to field sites as near the Boise River and the Sawtooth Mountains and as distant as Alaska and Cambodia. Our faculty and graduate students typically work closely together on cross-disciplinary projects. Because of the shared core curriculum and common research interests, graduate students in the hydrologic sciences program and develop strong professional and personal connections that typically extend beyond graduation. Active Subdisciplines at Boise State University Hydrology: The study of the processes, physical, chemical and biological, that impact the quantity, quality, or distribution of water from the microscopic to the global scale. View more details on Boise State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Hydrology courses.