The MSc in Civil and Structural Engineering is offered by the Department of Civil Engineering. The program covers advanced topics in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Structural Engineering to achieve following objectives.
- To produce high quality professional Civil Engineers who are capable of
- Successfully applying advanced engineering knowledge in the real-world problems within their chosen area
- Planning and utilizing resources in an efficient, economical and environment friendly manner leading to sustainable development
- Formulating optimum solutions for complex civil engineering problems with use of mathematical models
- Applying a broad range of multi-disciplinary skills necessary to accomplish professional objectives in the dynamic technological world
- Fostering the acquisition and implementation of a broad range of research and analytical skills related to Civil and Structural Engineering with the safety and the sustainability of the structures as primary concerns
- Evaluating the outcomes and impacts of complex civil engineering projects in order to adhere to the national, economic, social and environmental requirements
Duration of the program is comprising of 60 credits and will be conducted over four semesters for a duration of two years. Taught course modules will be covered in all four semesters and the research component worth of 20 credits will commence from the third semester in parallel. MSc in Civil and Structural Engineering comes under level 10 SLQF. The programme consists of compulsory modules, elective modules and a research project.