Program Overview

Program Overview

The Structural Engineering program aims to provide students with a broad range of knowledge in the field of structural engineering, enabling them to apply this knowledge in practice. The program emphasizes the areas of structural mechanics, material behavior modeling, and biomechanics.

Program Structure

The program is 6 semesters long, totaling 180 credit points. The first two semesters focus on foundational subjects that provide the basis for structural engineering. The third and fourth semesters introduce professional subjects that develop the students' professional competencies. The fifth and sixth semesters offer elective subjects that can be chosen according to the students' interests.

Program Requirements

Students must complete at least 15 credits from the program's core subjects and at least 12 credits from the professional subjects. Additionally, students are required to prepare a thesis, which is presented at the end of the program.

Key Program Details

• The program duration is 6 semesters.
• The total credit points required for completion are 180.
• The program is divided into three main phases: foundational subjects, professional subjects, and elective subjects.
  • Foundational subjects are covered in the first two semesters.
  • Professional subjects are covered in the third and fourth semesters.
  • Elective subjects are available in the fifth and sixth semesters.
• A thesis is mandatory and is presented at the program's conclusion.