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Saturday 9/26/2020
The Rangelands and Watershed Management Department started its activities in 2000 by obtaining a license and accepting students in the field of Rangelands and Watershed Management Technology. Then, in 2007, it succeeded in accepting students in the field of Natural Resources-Rangelands and Watershed Management Engineering, a discontinuous BA degree in Natural Resources-Rangelands and Watershed Management Engineering, and in 2012, it succeeded in obtaining a license to accept students in the Master's Degree in Watershed Management. The group currently has 303 students, of which 259 are undergraduate students and 44 are discontinuous BA degree students. In October of this year, 15 graduate students of the Master of Watershed Management, 40 undergraduate students and 30 discontinuous BA degree students have been added to these students, and accordingly, a total of 388 students are now studying in this field.
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