Water and sanitation engineering (Watsan) from emergency towards development
Program overview
- Type of courseBerufsorientierte Weiterbildung
- DegreeDiplom / Abschluss des Anbieters "Certificate of Participation" issued by the Continuing Education Department, University of Neuchâtel (Centre for Hydrogeology and Geothermics) and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC-Water and Habitat Unit).
- Course languageEnglisch
- Course formatIn-person instruction
- Time commitmentShort programme (< 200 hours or < 20 days), Alongside employment
- Duration
8 days training course.
What the program looks like
Identify, formulate and analyse issues of water supply, sanitation and public health. Plan, implement and monitor a water and sanitation emergency programs in the context of a humanitarian operation. Better understand the institutional context of a humanitarian situation and design an emergency response.
Admission
Engineers and scientists interested in a humanitarian engagement in the domain of water and sanitation. University or equivalent degree. Prior experience in the domains of water supply, wastewater treatment, health and/or sanitation is welcome. For more information on admission requirements, please visit the institution's website.
Costs
2500.- CHF. For more information on costs, please visit the institution's website.