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Program facts

Santiago Canyon College

Orange, USA

Program type

Associate
Duration

2 years
Annual tuition fee

10,992 USD
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Language taught in

English
Start date

August, February, June

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Program overview

What Santiago Canyon College says about their program:
"The Associate of Science degree in Water Treatment is designed to prepare students for careers in the public health field of drinking water treatment. This program is also designed to enable those already working in the field to upgrade their skills. Subjects addressed include water quality and public health regulations, conventional water treatment processes, advanced water treatment processes, drinking water disinfection practices, and related water mathematics and hydraulic principles."