Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master's degree program in Civil Engineering aims to provide a solid theoretical and practical foundation in the disciplines of civil engineering, with particular attention to the needs of the territory and society.

Program Structure

The Master's degree program has a duration of two years and requires the acquisition of 120 university credits.

Admission Requirements

Students who have obtained a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or an equivalent title are eligible for admission to the Master's degree program.

Career Outcomes

The Master's degree program in Civil Engineering enables students to acquire the necessary skills to pursue careers in the field of civil engineering, such as:

• Design and management of infrastructure works
• Evaluation and mitigation of natural and anthropic risks