Water Resources Management
Engineering, policy, and environmental science converge in a degree built around Lake Cocibolca and the freshwater future of Central America.

A new international university in Nicaragua dedicated to government, public administration, the sustainable management of water, and the disciplines that shape modern public life.
Engineering, policy, and environmental science converge in a degree built around Lake Cocibolca and the freshwater future of Central America.
Established by the Republic of Nicaragua and structured to welcome students and partner institutions from across the Americas and the wider world.
A university built in dialogue with ministries, courts, and international bodies — every program rooted in the work of public life.
From the flagship Water Resources Management program to the Schools of Law, Government, and International Affairs, NIGA is organized around the disciplines that prepare graduates for public service and leadership.
All ten schoolsNIGA's flagship degree — engineering, policy, and environmental science converging on the freshwater systems that will define Central America's future. Built around Lake Cocibolca and the Río San Juan basin.
NIGA today announced the opening of admissions for its inaugural class of undergraduate and graduate students, set to enter in August 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolli…
Chancellor Elena Sandoval and representatives of UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme signed a five-year cooperation agreement establishing joint research, faculty exchang…
The Inter-American Development Bank announced a four-point-two-million-dollar research grant to NIGA's School of Engineering & Sustainable Infrastructure, supporting a multi-year a…
Applications for the Fall 2026 intake are reviewed on a rolling basis through 15 June 2026. Visit us in Managua, León, or Granada — or schedule a virtual consultation with an admissions officer.