Level:  master academic studies

Upon end of the studies student will receive a title: Master in civil engineering

The studies are meant to upgrade academic competences of a student who has completed previous level of civil engineering studies. Courses in all modules include specific problems of civil engineering that require additional knowledge and capabilities for analysis and design.

The master academic studies in Civil Engineering aim at: · providing students with the professional competences in different fields of civil engineering that will allow them to participate in complex civil engineering projects; · qualifying students for research in the chosen civil engineering field; · training students to use advanced computational models in the analysis of engineering problems; . · encouraging and development of students' creativity and critical approach in analysing engineering problems; · qualifying students for further doctoral or specialist academic studies.

By completion of the second-degree (master) academic studies the student acquires the following competences specific to civil engineering: • design and construction of all types of civil engineering structures – buildings, roads and hydraulic engineering structures, • design and execution of works on rehabilitation and reconstruction of structures, • design and construction of hydraulic engineering structures and infrastructures of all types and capacities, • application of up-to-date methods for the analysis of transport processes in surface and ground waters, • implementation of planning and design methodologies for urban roads, airports, railway stations and traffic nodes at all design levels in all phases, • design and construction of all types of geotechnical structures, • preparation and implementation of projects for construction and equipment management, • preparation of pre-feasibility studies, bill of quantities and priced bill of quantities, • application of the methods for environmental impact assessment of civil engineering structures and technical measures for environmental protection in planning, design, construction and maintenance phases.

A candidate who has completed the first-degree academic studies in civil engineering with a minimum of 240 ECTS credits can apply for the second-degree studies in a civil engineering.

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