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Teaching

Staff

Innovation and excellence in GroundwatCH is stimulated by the collaboration between three European HEIs, each with a distinct profile providing added value to the course, namely through:

The environmental engineering perspective provided by Instituto Superior Técnico (IST) (part of the University of Lisbon) as well as the know-how of the CVRM Research Centre in semi-arid hydrogeology; among the lecturers at this institute are:

                             Teresa Melo, Senior lecturer of Hydrogeology

Rodrigo Oliveira, Professor of Hydrology

 

                              Ana Galvão, Staff member

 

 

 

 

The international experience of IHE Delft Institute for Water Eduction, in hydro(geo)logical research, education and capacity building in many countries across the globe;among the lecturers at this institute are:

 

Tibor Stigter, Senior lecturer in Hydrogeology and Groundwater Resources

 

Brindha Karthikeyan, Lecturer in Hydrogeology

 

 

                                  

                              Yangxiao Zhou, Associate Professor of Hydrogeology

                             

 

 

                            

                              Jochen Wenninger, Senior lecturer of Hydrology


                             

                              Sophie Heinis, Fellowship and Admission Officer

 

 

 

 

The renowned expertise in climate and hydrology from Technische Universität (TU) Dresden with its well-matched combination of engineering, geo and natural sciences; among the lecturers at this institute are:

  

   Peter Krebs, Professor

 

   

    Andreas Hartmann, Professor

 

   

                                Niels Schuetze, Professor

 

               

                             

                               

    Matthias Mauder, Professor

   

     Karen Rojas, Research Associate

 

 

   

 

GroundwatCH will provide outstanding opportunities to deepen cooperation between full partner HEIs and associated partners. Universities from China, Colombia, Morocco and Uganda are currently associated to the programme, participating in course dissemination and promotion, lecturing and hosting of Master students for thesis research.

Over 15 non-academic partners are also associated to the programme, essential for course development, optimizing learning outcomes, employability and integration of relevant research results.

The cooperation agreement for this programme can be downloaded here soon.

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