The CARA Network supports six M.Sc. programs in Latin America.  Each program is two years full-time with a core curricula in water resource science (emphasizing hydrogeology a.k.a. the study of groundwater) and a water management curricula covering the social, economic, institutional, and political aspects of water management within the context of the region and each country.

CARA 2005 Brochure (in Spanish only):

Each CARA M.Sc. program is described below:

University of Costa Rica (UCR) San Jose

University of Costa Rica, Central American School of Geology – Masters in Hydrogeology and Water Resource Management

National Autonomous University of Nicaragua (UNAN) Managua

National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, Nicaraguan Centre for Aquatic Research – Masters in Water Science

University of San Carlos, Guatemala (USAC) Guatemala City

University of San Carlos (Guatemala), Faculty of Agronomy – Masters in Water Resource Management Applied to Agriculture

University of El Salvador (UES) San Salvador

University of El Salvador, Faculty of Engineering and Architecture – Masters in Groundwater Management

National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) Tegucigalpa

National Autonomous University of Honduras, Faculty of Engineering – Masters in Water Resource Management

University of San Francisco Xavier (USFX) Sucre, Bolivia

University of San Francisco Xavier Faculty of Engineering and Technology – Masters in Hydrogeology and Water Resource Management