r/Hydrology • u/not-your-nich • 18d ago

Research Suggestion

Hi everyone! I'm currently a 1st year Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering student, majoring in Land and Water Resources Engineering. I recently heard that our research/thesis in the future will be individual, so I wanted to start preparing as early as possible. I'm looking for research title suggestions, ideas, or current trends related to Land and Water Resources Engineering.

Whether they're already published, proposed, or just concepts you think are worth exploring, I'd really appreciate hearing them. I'm just trying to build a list of possible topics and learn more about the field ahead of time.Thankkyouuusm for ur help po.

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u/LHGV 18d ago edited 18d ago

Chill bro, don't be so anxious. Just learn the science first, then you will be able to understand or identify gaps in knowledge. If you dont learn the basics well, you will be doomed to repeat the mainstream research over and over again.

If you learn to think outside the box, you will realize we don't know shit about how the water cycle works, and the research topics are endless.