The Mechanical Engineering Department at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM) in Saudi Arabia is offering an updated Master of Science program in Water Treatment and Desalination (MS-WTD). This project-based master's program is designed for candidates interested in advanced topics related to water treatment and desalination technologies. The curriculum covers a range of critical subjects, including membrane-based desalination systems, advanced thermal desalination systems, performance degradation in treatment and desalination plants, pretreatment processes, industrial wastewater treatment, unconventional water collection systems, quantitative sustainability assessment, and water resources and pollution.

Students will have the opportunity to select a project and advisor aligned with their interests from the listed topics, allowing for a tailored research experience. The program is hosted by the Mechanical Engineering Department, emphasizing both technical and environmental aspects of water treatment and desalination. The course list is regularly updated to reflect the latest advancements in the field.

Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related discipline. While specific GPA or language requirements are not detailed, a strong interest or background in water treatment, desalination, or environmental engineering is preferred. The program does not specify funding or scholarship details in this announcement.

To apply, prospective students should visit the application portal at MX.KFUPM.edu.sa, select program #44, and follow the instructions to submit their application. The selection of project topics and advisors occurs after admission. For further information, candidates may refer to the LinkedIn profile of Professor Mohammed Antar, the program's academic contact.