Water School

Who we are
Companies
Programs
News
Contact

You may be interested in

Online Postgraduate in Water Networks

Posgrado Online en Abastecimiento de Agua Potable

Online Postgraduate Degree in Drinking Water Supply

You may be interested in

Posgrado Online en Saneamiento de Aguas Residuales

Online Postgraduate Course in Wastewater Sanitation

Posgrado Online en Plantas de Tratamiento de Agua

Postgraduate Online in Water Treatment Plants

You may be interested in

Máster Online en Tecnología y Gestión del Agua

Online Master in Water Technology and Management

Posgrado de Desarrollo Directivo en Negocios Sostenibles

Management Development in Sustainable Business Post-Graduate Program

Home > Technical training > Continuous training > How do I optimize my resources with joint water management of surface water and groundwater?

Capture and treatment

How do I optimize my resources with joint water management of surface water and groundwater?

Online

February 17, 2025

+34 932 479 735

+34 616 778 523

CONTACT ADMISSIONS

We have developed a series of contents, we call them self-training courses that consist of ten hours of learning. These courses are cumulative and add up to completing a program.
They are courses integrated into our NEREXA platform, which means they comply with the flexibility we mentioned. Courses prepared by our experts, updated and supervised by our team, complying with the quality of the product, in addition to having a tutor for doubts, questions and advice.
Continuous training plans for technical profiles. Complete this course to earn a proficiency.

+34 616 778 523

admisiones@laescueladelagua.com

MAIN OBJECTIVES

Explore joint management strategies for surface and groundwater within the general framework of hydrological management and planning.
Acquire knowledge about hydrogeological management within the general planning framework.
Identify the coincidences and differences between joint management at the hydrographic basin level and the management carried out at the level of a private or public water operator.
Develop the bases for the design of the main hydrogeological technical tools.
Discover the evolution from “classic” joint use to coordinated use of various water sources, conventional and non-conventional.