Program Overview

Program Overview

The Subsurface Engineering Master's program is a unique, interdisciplinary course that combines knowledge from engineering and geosciences, focusing on the exploration, utilization, and construction of underground structures.

Program Details

• Degree: Master of Science
• Start: Winter semester
• Duration: 4 semesters
• Language of Instruction: English
• Admission: Admission is free, but applicants must apply through the faculty.

Program Focus

This program offers a deep dive into:

• Geotechnics and tunnel construction
• Exploration and utilization of the subsurface

Target Audience

The program is suited for individuals who:

• Have a solid foundation in natural sciences (mathematics, physics, chemistry), mechanics, and computer science
• Enjoy experimental work, mathematical calculations, and computer simulations
• Are willing to engage with theoretical foundations, mathematical equations, and programming codes

Suitable Backgrounds

This program is ideal for graduates in:

• Civil Engineering
• Geosciences

Career Prospects

Graduates often work in:

• Tunnel construction
• Geotechnical engineering offices and construction companies
• Renewable energy sector
• Subsurface exploration
• Utilization of underground resources

Additional Information

• Internship: Optional
• Study Abroad: Can be taken voluntarily

Program Uniqueness

This Master's program stands out because it provides interdisciplinary knowledge from engineering and geosciences, focusing on the subsurface, and prepares students for a wide range of professional opportunities in the field.