Master Thesis in Hydrology
contact: natalie.ceperley@unibe.ch
Are you interested in getting your hands wet and diving into hydrological process research?
These master projects span a variety of approaches, including field-based studies (e.g., forest hydrology, stable isotope gradients or tree-water use), electronics lab work (e.g., designing sap-flow sensors or “smart rocks”), classic lab research (e.g., stable isotopes of water, geochemical tracers), and literature-based analyses (e.g., environmental DNA or traditional hydrological knowledge). A good project will speak and should be adapted to your specific interests, commitment level (30 or 60 ECTS) and might even integrate hands-on learning into your academic work. These topics are continually changing and evolving so far the most uptodate information, please schedule an appointment. All process research will contribute to cutting-edge hydrological research.
