You will develop competencies in:

  • effective collaboration across various fields to address complex water challenges and source innovative and sustainable solutions
  • gathering insights into sustainable practices so you can take action to protect and preserve the natural environment for future generations
  • understanding the dynamics of water management in various global contexts across different regions

Through interaction with the Water Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC) and International Centre for Informatics and Disaster Resilience (ICIDR) research centres, including a new Flood CDT (a Doctoral Training centre), you will lead the way in addressing global water challenges.

 

Learn about our research centres

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UNESCO Chair in Informatics and Multi-hazard Risk Reduction

Access advanced multi-disciplinary knowledge, pursue international networking opportunities and UNESCO resources within the School.
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Water Engineering for Development Centre

Providing research with impact and high-quality education and training for the next generation of sector professionals.
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Flood Research Centre

Loughborough researchers are part of a new £6.5million flood doctoral research centre working to combat climate change.