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Course title
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Advanced Water Treatment Technology
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Characteristics
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Institution
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UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education
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Department
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Urban Water and Sanitation
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Correspondence
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P.O. Box 3015 , 2601 DA, Delft
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Phone
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31 - (0)15-2151715
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Fax
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31 - (0)15-2122921
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E-mail
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info@unesco-ihe.org
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Internet
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www.unesco-ihe.org
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Information about the institution
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The UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education is an international institution for water education that was established in 2003. It is based in Delft, the Netherlands. Since its inception in 1957, IHE – as it was known – has provided postgraduate education to more than 13,500 professionals (engineers and scientists) almost entirely from developing/transition countries, representing 136 different countries. It has also graduated more than 50 PhD candidates and executed numerous research and capacity-building projects throughout the world.
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Course type
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Postgraduate non-degree course
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Type of qualification
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Certificate
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Language of instruction
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English
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Tuition fee
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€ 2250 per programme
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Tuition fee includes
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Study materials
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ECTS points
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5
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Duration
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3 week(s)
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Next course dates
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| Start date | End date | Deadline for application | Date deadline for | | 06 April 2010 | 23 April 2010 | 06 March 2010 | All Students |
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Educational requirements
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BSc degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject from a recognized university.
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Professional experience required
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Practical or research work experience.
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Language requirements
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TOEFL (minimum score: paper based: 550, computer based: 213, internet based: 79); IELTS (minimum score: overall band: 6.0)
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Other requirements
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Objectives
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To provide an overview of both, the theoretical and practical aspects of conventional & advanced water technology for surface water treatment.
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Subjects
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Water Quality of Lakes & Rivers; Coagulation & Flocculation Processes; Chlorination & Advanced Disinfection (Ozone & UV); Desalination & Membrane Related Technologies; Ion Exchange Technology; Water Softening Technology.
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Modes of instruction
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Lectures; laboratory sessions; design exercises/workshops; fieldtrips; computer presentation.
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Scholarships
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Stuned; NFP.
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