Program Overview

Introduction to the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Civil Engineering

The Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Civil Engineering, offers a comprehensive range of programs in civil engineering, including undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees.

Programs Offered

• Undergraduate Programs: The faculty offers a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Civil Engineering, with a range of specializations, including:
  • Building Information Modeling engineer
  • Geodesy and Geoinformatics engineer
  • Infrastructure Engineering
  • Structural Engineering
• Graduate Programs: The faculty offers Master of Science (MSc) degrees in various fields, including:
  • Building Information Modeling MSc (Building Information Modeling)
  • Geodesy and Geoinformatics MSc (Geodesy and Geoinformatics)
  • MSc in Infrastructure Engineering
  • Structural Engineering MSc (Structural Engineering)
• Doctoral Programs: The faculty offers Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in various fields, including civil engineering and related disciplines.

Research Areas

The faculty is involved in a range of research areas, including:

• Geodesy and Geoinformatics: The faculty has a strong research focus on geodesy and geoinformatics, with a range of projects and collaborations.
• Infrastructure Engineering: The faculty is involved in research on infrastructure engineering, including transportation systems, water management, and urban planning.
• Structural Engineering: The faculty has a strong research focus on structural engineering, including the design and analysis of buildings, bridges, and other structures.

Courses and Curriculum

The faculty offers a range of courses and programs, including:

• Concrete technology I: A course on concrete technology, covering the properties and applications of concrete.
• Building materials and High-rise construction: A course on building materials and high-rise construction, covering the properties and applications of various building materials.
• Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics: A course on photogrammetry and geoinformatics, covering the principles and applications of photogrammetry and geoinformatics.

Facilities and Resources

The faculty has a range of facilities and resources, including:

• Dean's Office: The dean's office, responsible for administrative and academic matters.
• Pál Vásárhelyi Doctoral School of Architecture and Earth Sciences: A doctoral school offering programs in civil engineering and related disciplines.
• Endre Németh Mértelep és Oktátasi Központ: A measurement and training center, offering facilities and resources for research and education.
• Water Science and Disaster Prevention Knowledge Center: A water science and disaster prevention knowledge center, offering research and education programs in water science and disaster prevention.