Civil Engineering (Master)

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The three-semester master’s program in civil engineering builds upon the foundation laid during the bachelor’s program and offers a diverse array of specialized modules across seven focal areas: Construction Operations and Management, Structural Engineering, Transportation, Water, Numerical Methods of Structural Design, Traffic Route Engineering, and Geotechnics, as well as Materials.

This master’s program provides comprehensive training encompassing both theoretical insights and practical applications. While the curriculum includes immersive specialized modules and an internship, the emphasis shifts towards a more research-oriented approach. This unique blend of scientific inquiry and interdisciplinary exploration enables master’s students to reexamine conventional subjects from fresh perspectives. Consequently, they develop innovative and intricate problem-solving skills that transcend traditional norms, leading to novel solutions with real-world implications.

A defining aspect of the program is its flexibility, granting students the autonomy to delve deeply into their preferred areas of expertise. The extensive range of topics caters to individual preferences, facilitating the creation of a personalized academic trajectory.

Upon completion, graduates are exceptionally well-positioned for thriving careers. Whether they choose to join prominent construction conglomerates, specialized architectural firms, or public sector roles, they are equipped for roles spanning project execution to the strategic management of construction endeavors. Additionally, their preparedness for self-directed scholarly exploration is noteworthy; the master’s degree serves as a gateway to pursuing a doctorate.