Scholarship is available.
For more details, please contact
Dr. Nawatch Surinkul
Nawatch.sur@mahidol.ac.th
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EGEW 511 3(2-2-5) Water Quality Engineering (Required) |
Lecture: Fresh water resources and ecosystems; sources of water pollution; water quality standards; mass balance; steady–state and response time; fate and transport in aquatic systems; assessment of water quality in river, lake and groundwater; water quality monitoring and management planning; basic concepts from quantitative chemistry; analytical techniques for characterization of water samples; ethics of water quality engineering laboratory Laboratory:Wastewater and faecal sludge, standard solution, field sampling and in-situ measurement, pH, acidity, alkalinity, turbidity, color, hardness, solids determination, COD, DO, BOD, TOC, Nitrogen |
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EGEW 513 3(3-0-6) Solid and Hazardous Waste Management (Required) |
Public conscious on solid and hazardous waste management; solid waste problem; sources of solid wastes; solid waste generation and characterization; physical, chemical, and biological properties of waste; waste storage, collection and transportation of waste; separation and recycling; waste treatment processing; sanitary landfills; composting; incineration; public and private participation in solid waste management; hazardous waste characterization; hazardous waste management; ethics of solid and hazardous waste management; laws and policies in Environmental Engineering |
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EGEW 520 3(3-0-6) Sanitation Systems and Services (Required) |
Introduction; sanitation and urban development trends and demography; basic service system,health, water, sanitation system and education; sanitation service delivery chains, compendium and system approaches, urban sanitation system planning tools,shit flow diagram, material flow analysis; sanitation system for smart city; urban sanitation system case studies |
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EGEW 521 3(3-0-6) Water Resource Systems and Modelling |
Watershed system and its hydrology; dam–reservoir system, reservoir–hydropower system, canal irrigation system; overview of water resources modeling; hydrologic modeling; watershed system modeling; hydrodynamic modeling; case study |
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EGEW 522 3(3-0-6) Research Seminar in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering (Required) |
Problem formulationtechniques; research seminars; emerging topics in environmental and water resources engineering; research ethics; literature review techniques; design thinking for problembased learning; research methodology; stakeholder analysis; data collection and analysis techniques; identification of solutions; publication and presentation techniques |
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EGEW 554 3(3-0-6) Analysis of Sanitation Flows and Public Health (Elective) |
Sanitation flow; infectious diseases principles and terminology; enteric diseases; health hazards; biological characteristics of relevant enteric pathogens; lifecycles of sanitation related pathogen; classification of water–related and sanitation–related diseases; diseases transmission routes; non–infectious diseases; control measures faecal contamination; interventions and sanitation safety planning; risk evaluation tools |
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EGEW 555 3(3-0-6) Sanitation Technology |
Urban drainage and sewerage systems; main processes and technologies for the sewage and sludge treatment; carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus removals and recovery; onsite treatment systems; emptying and access; transferring systems; nutrient management and urban low–cost drainage; innovative treatment processes; technology selection tools and decision support systems; case studies and technology evaluation |
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EGEW 556 3(3-0-6) Sanitation System Design (Elective) |
Overview of design of sanitation systems; biological treatment processes; physico-chemical processes; design of faecal sludge treatment systems; design of onsite; design of co–composting process for faecal sludge; operation and maintenance for sanitation systems; introduction to project management; developing activities, work plan and budget; case studies, practices, and proposals; overview of sanitation financing; feasibility study; sanitation project financing |
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EGEW 567 3(3-0-6) Special Study in Environmental and Water Resources (Elective) |
Special or experimental study in selected topics; in-depth analysis; advanced and comprehensive study for solving environmental and water resources problems |
| EGEW697 6(0-18-0) Thematic Paper |
Development of environmental and water resources engineering thematic paper proposal; conducting research with concern of research ethics; data collection; analysis and interpretation of the research results; thematic paper; presenting and publishing thematic paper or part of the thematic paper in searchable forms |
Activities: Visit faecal sludge treatment plant and solid waste management in Nonthaburi province
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Activities: Cultural show and class presentation
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