MSc in Civil Engineering, Profile: Construction Management
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering offers students the opportunity to specialise in four distinct profiles: Structural Engineering, Construction Management, Construction Materials, and Water Resources Engineering. It combines a core curriculum with the opportunity to take elective courses tailored to a student's particular areas of interest. These courses typically relate to the student's thesis topic and are selected by the student in consultation with the department advisor. To earn the MSc degree, students must complete a total of 120 ECTS credits through coursework and a Master's thesis. Please refer to the programme curricula to distinguish the differences between these profiles.
One important purpose of the programme is to facilitate applied research on relevant civil engineering topics. Such research should serve societal needs by addressing contemporary issues, contribute to the professional development of both students and faculty, and provide preparation for further academic study and research for those students who wish to pursue a PhD. Some reasons why you should choose this programme are outlined below:
Graduates of this programme are prepared to work in the construction industry, engineering companies, state institutions, local government, private enterprises, and other related firms. They may also be employed in the business, management, and financial sectors. The specified employment-related areas for graduates are:
