Water Resources Policy and Management
Graduate Program Fact Sheet
Water Resources Policy and Management
Water Resources Policy and Management (WRPM) students who enroll in this degree program will be trained to undertake careers in managing water resources and in guiding or making water resource policy decisions.
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A Masters Degree in Water Resources Policy and Management is offered with specialization in the human dimensions of water resources policy and management. Seminars, readings, and conferences in water resources policy and management are offered by Water Resources Graduate Program and several affiliated departments.
The graduate degree options are structured around courses designed to broaden the student’s education in water resources policy and management. Many departments and schools across the university offer courses related to water resources policy and management. About 20 departments conduct teaching or research programs in water resources.
Graduate Student Support
How to Apply
The online application, a downloadable application form, and contact information are available from the Graduate School. You may also write to the Graduate School, Oregon State University, 2900 SW Jefferson Way, Corvallis, Oregon 97331; telephone them at 541-737-4881, or email at graduate.education@oregonstate.edu.
A student wishing to be admitted to any graduate program at Oregon State University must complete an application form, pay the application fee, and submit photocopies of all official transcripts. International students must also submit recent TOEFL scores and certify sufficient funding to complete the required degree. The Office of Admissions provides a more complete listing of required documents and application steps. Detailed information for both domestic applicants and international applicants is also available.
Program Requirements
- Baccalaureate in natural resources, policy, management, or other Undergraduate major.
- Students should have a B.S. or B.A. degree from an accredited institution emphasizing natural resources, management, or policy, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (4.0 scale).
- The GRE is no longer required.