Irrigation and drainage systems

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Program Overview

The "Irrigation and Drainage Systems" program prepares engineers to design, manage, and optimize agricultural irrigation and drainage systems. It covers irrigation principles, water management in agriculture, and associated technologies. The program emphasizes rational use of water resources to enhance agricultural productivity while preserving the environment. Graduates are equipped to address the challenges of sustainable, modern agriculture.

Teaching Language : French, English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Core subjects include agricultural drainage, irrigation systems, rural water management, pumping systems, and hydroinformatics. Special attention is given to crop water requirements analysis, irrigation optimization, smart irrigation, gravity and pressurized network design, SCADA systems, and unconventional water use. Four research modules complete the training:

Research Methodology Project
Deterministic and Stochastic Hydrology
Solid Transport and Diphasic Media
Turbulence and Mixing.

Advanced Topics

Advanced topics include precision irrigation, smart water management in agriculture, rehabilitation of aging networks, and integration of renewable energy into irrigation.

Emphasis is placed on flow modeling, soil salinity control, and climate change adaptation.

Final-year projects apply these skills to real-world cases.

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Admissions Information

There are two admission routes:

After obtaining the baccalaureate and completing the preparatory cycle (Semesters 01 to 04), then entry into specialization at the 5th semester.
Direct admission from the 5th semester for candidates with two years of preparatory studies or a relevant bachelor's degree. Admission is subject to academic review. Candidates must show motivation and competence in water and environmental engineering. Admission may be contingent on academic performance.