Water Resource and Irrigation Engineering students will have the opportunity to explore courses in irrigation engineering, drainage systems design, hydrological modeling, and agricultural water management. Through hands-on projects, fieldwork, and simulation exercises, students will develop skills in designing irrigation networks, optimizing water use efficiency, and mitigating water-related risks in agriculture. The curriculum will also address topics such as soil-water-plant relationships, irrigation scheduling, and sustainable agricultural practices. With a focus on practical application and industry relevance, students will be prepared for professional exams and certifications essential for careers in water resource and irrigation engineering. Graduates will pursue opportunities in agricultural development agencies, irrigation equipment manufacturers, research institutions, or governmental organizations involved in water management and agriculture.