Water Resources Engineering Career Advice- Christina Casole talks to RePicture

[@christinaagustin1845]

Thanks for providing this interview. Its great to listen to someone with extensive experience in the profession. I am about to graduate from a MS in civil (water resources focus) and will begin my career as water resources engineer in January.... i am feeling excited and overwhelmed

[@RePicture]

Thanks Christina for the feedback and good luck with your new job! If you want to hear from another Water Resources engineer, you can go to www.repicture.com/userprofile/carolyn-voter

[@biniamabrha191]

thanks for the video. i am done now with water resource engineering now..stack waht to do now..

[@Boaduwaa123]

I'm considering about studying water resources engineering or hydro Science and engineering. Do you've recommendation about the choice of university to consider. Thank you

[@dodotap]

Thank you for making video

[@RePicture]

Thanks Narongrit for your feedback!

[@ousmanediallo-ne6mf]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@MErdogan34]

are the salaries similar with structural engineers or its less?

[@RePicture]

The best way to know the average salaries for civil engineers is to get the ASCE Salary Report.

[@emmanueltchikombe2657]

l have a question
1.Water Supply and Sanitation Engineering
2.Water Resources Engineering
3.Water/Wastewater Engineering
4.Hydraulic Engineering
5.Environmental Engineering
What actually is the difference between these majors and to be more specific *water supply and sanitation engineering*,in which major does it actually fall in?

[@RePicture]

All of the five areas you've listed are specialties within Civil Engineering. However, sometimes Environmental Engineering is a separate program and sometimes it's combined with Civil Engineering. Environmental Engineering typically involves more chemistry and biology than Civil Engineering.