$399
Total certificate cost
01/11/2027
Next start date
Online - scheduled
Learning modality
15 Weeks to complete
3 courses
Overview
The Water Management Certificate Program is a comprehensive professional development experience designed to equip learners with the expertise and skills needed to tackle the pressing challenges of water resource management in the 21st century. This program focuses on bridging knowledge gaps in the workforce while addressing emerging trends in water management, such as advanced technologies, regulatory compliance and sustainable practices.
The program consists of three foundational courses:
- Water Technology and Development
- Water Resource Management
- Legal and Regulatory Compliance in Water Management
Each course includes nine focused modules that provide learners with a deep understanding of technical, managerial, and legal aspects of water management. Through engaging activities like:
- Case studies
- Role-playing scenarios
- Strategic planning exercises
- Compliance audits
Learners will apply their knowledge in practical, real-world contexts.
Program Schedule and Live Sessions:
This program officially runs from January 11 - April 30th, 2027 and includes live virtual sessions held weekly across three courses. Each course includes three sessions.
Water Technology and Development — Tuesdays, 6–7 PM AZ (MST)
- Jan 12 · Jan 26 · Feb 9
Water Resource Management — Tuesdays, 6–7 PM AZ (MST)
- Feb 16 · Mar 2 · Mar 16
Legal and Regulatory Compliance in Water Management — Tuesdays, 6–7 PM AZ (MST)
- Mar 23 · Apr 6 · Apr 20
Courses within certificate
Please Note: This course is available exclusively as part of the Water Management Certificate program and cannot be purchased or enrolled in individually.
The Water Technology and Development course provides a comprehensive introduction to the technologies and strategies driving innovation in water management. Over nine modules, learners will engage foundational topics such as the roles of various stakeholders in water management, water management terminology and land survey techniques before investigating the complex processes, systems and stakeholder relationships within the water management field. Learners will also focus on the intersection of technology and sustainability, including the water-energy nexus, SCADA systems and the role of organizations such as Arizona Power Authority, APS, SRP and Hoover Dam in managing regional water resources.
This course combines theoretical learning with practical application through activities like case studies, role-playing, and scenario-based exercises. Learners will engage with real-world challenges, applying their knowledge to develop creative solutions for water resource development and management. By the end of the course, participants will be prepared to implement technologies and practices in diverse water management contexts.
Who is this program designed for?
- Utility managers/supervisors
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