Texas Tech University

Undergraduate Agricultural Water Management Certificate

TTU CASNR Water Management Certificate

The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources offers an Agricultural Water Management Certificate program that provides courses on efficient and profitable management of water for agricultural purposes, with emphasis on irrigation technologies.

This certificate program is equally available to degree-seeking undergraduates and nondegree-seeking working adults.  All courses take place on campus and require enrolling in the university, even if just for one course.

Requirements for Minor

  • All prerequisites must be met prior to taking each course.
  • All courses must be completed with a minimum grade of "C".

 

Required Courses – 9 hours
AGSC 4000 Ag Water Internship (Must be approved by advisor and the Certificate Committee) Spring
Summer
Fall
PSS 4325 Crop Water Management Spring
PSS 4340 Irrigation Management Seminar Fall
Directed Electives – 6 hours from the following (some require prerequisites)
AAEC 4313 Natural Resources Economics Spring
AGLS 3302 Theories of Change Summer
Fall
NRM 4314 Watershed Planning Spring
Fall
PSS 4001 Problems (To be defined by advisor and approved by Certificate Committee) Spring
Summer
Fall
PSS 4316 Landscape Water Conservation & Ecology Spring
PSS 4336 Soil Physical Properties Spring

 

 

To understand when certain courses are offered, visit our Course Rotations page.

For descriptions of our classes, see the course catalog: TTU Course Catalog

Interested in taking the next step?  How to apply

 

 

Questions?

The coordinator for the Undergraduate Agricultural Water Management Certificate Program is

Dr. Sanjit Deb
Associate Professor of Soil Physics
sanjit.deb@ttu.edu
(806) 834-1373
Bayer Plant Science Building, Room 214

 

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