Taught by leading experts and using world-class pilot facilities at Cranfield, you will learn by blending theory, practice and fieldwork to help solve global 21st century water challenges. A key part of our Water and Sanitation for Development MSc is the opportunity to conduct your thesis on a real-life WASH project in a developing country and benefit from professional development that will shape you into a leader equipped to solve global water challenges.<br>The MSc is a balance of engineering, environmental science, public health and social science and provides the expert skills and knowledge required to plan and implement innovative water supply and sanitation projects and programmes in any part of the world, particularly in low and middle income countries.<br>This course is ideal for graduates who wish to progress their career in the planning, implementation and management of sustainable water supply and sanitation projects to low- and middle-income countries. The course comprises assessed modules, group projects and an individual project. The modules include lectures, tutorials, practicals, simulations and workshops with an emphasis on analysis of real problems, with practical field work to reinforce learning.