Hydraulics

The Bachelor's degree in Hydraulics, part of the LMD system, is a three-year program designed to provide students with a solid grounding in water sciences, including hydrology, fluid mechanics, and hydraulic resource management. The program begins with a core curriculum in science and technology, then gradually specializes in areas specific to hydraulics, such as urban, groundwater, and free-surface hydraulics, topography, as well as modeling and the use of digital tools such as GIS. In the final year, the program emphasizes professional practice through an internship and a final project. It prepares graduates to enter the professional world in the public or private sectors, or to pursue a master's degree in fields related to water and the environment.