Geoengineering, Master of Science (Technology)
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Embark on a transformative educational journey with the Master’s Programme in Geoengineering, renowned as one of the top-ranked programs in its field. This world-class program focuses on disciplines such as geotechnics, rock mechanics, and highway engineering. Graduates emerge as key contributors to urbanization and the circular economy, utilizing their expertise to combat climate change and minimize the depletion of natural resources. The program’s close collaboration with industry ensures graduates enjoy abundant job opportunities, thanks to their highly valued knowledge and skills.
Overview
In the realm of construction, energy, and everyday commodities, raw materials from the earth play a crucial role. The Master’s Programme in Geoengineering meets the demand for experts in soils, rocks, and their applications, particularly in large construction projects. Students acquire a diverse set of skills and knowledge, empowering them to design foundations, roads, excavations, and tunnels. Geoengineering graduates are equipped to tackle real-world challenges, making a significant impact on sustainable development.
Admission Requirements
- The bachelor’s degree must be equivalent to 180 ECTS credits or three years of full-time study.
- The degree must give eligibility to apply for master’s degree studies at university in the awarding country.
IELTS Academic: overall score 6.5, and writing score 5.5. - TOEFL iBT (Internet-based Test): 92, and 22 for Writing
- Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE A): 62, and 54 for Writing
- Major studies (60 ECTS)
- Master’s thesis (30 ECTS)
- Elective studies (30 ECTS)
For non-EU/EEA citizens, €15000/y
Future Career Outcomes
As Geoengineering graduates, individuals are well-positioned for diverse career outcomes. Beyond immediate job opportunities, they become catalysts for positive change, influencing urbanization, circular economy practices, and environmental sustainability. Future career paths may lead to roles as influential geotechnical engineers, environmental consultants, highway engineers, geological engineers, and urban planning specialists.