MSc Civil Engineering and the Built Environment

Why choose the MSc Civil Engineering and the Built Environment?

✓	Independent research project in modern specialized laboratories and technological equipment: Concrete Lab, Geotechnical Engineering Lab, Material Properties Lab, Hydraulics Lab, etc.
✓	Real-world projects carried out in cooperation with technical companies and civil engineers, aiming at the provision of relevant consultancy services.
✓	Flexible class schedule ideal for the busy professionals and for completing the programme in one academic year.

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	Description Modern civil engineers plan, design, construct and manage the large-scale public works and amenities that underpin societies throughout the world. Our course aims to provide you with a greater framework within which to understand the core disciplines of civil engineering. It will give you an opportunity to update your technical skills and to study issues of growing importance within the civil engineering and construction industries. In an uncertain and increasingly competitive environment, the civil engineer is required to develop a wide range of skills and abilities to stay abreast of current industrial needs. Therefore, this course is designed to equip you with knowledge, skills and competencies that employers in the construction industry expect. Alongside the technical topics, we will introduce you to commercial and interpersonal skills that illustrate the employment context of construction industry professionals. Duration: 1 year Language of instruction: English or Greek

	Modules
	YEAR 1 Environmental Management for Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Science Civil Engineering Design Project Strategic and General Management Earthquake Engineering Independent Research Project


	Career Prospects This degree will prepare you for a career in the following areas: Civil Engineering Site Engineering Construction Consultancy Project Management
	Admission Requirements The programme is addressed to a wide range of graduates and professionals related to the construction industry who wish to pursue a career in Civil Engineering. Required documentation: Copy of University degree (issued by Greek or foreign Universities in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and other relevant subject areas) Copy of English language certificate (IELTS) Letters of Recommendation Copy of Identity Card Other certificates/degrees AMC Application Form A personal interview complements the evaluation of the above documentation.
	Academic Staff The academic staff of the School of Engineering and Architecture consists of distinguished lecturers, holders of Masters and PhD degrees with extensive research and teaching experience at Greek and foreign Universities plus professional recognition in their field of expertise. In their majority they have extensive academic, research and professional experience in various projects of their specialization and can acquaint students with the latest developments and trends in Civil Engineering. They can also help students put to practice the theoretical knowledge they acquire in class.

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Description

Modern civil engineers plan, design, construct and manage the large-scale public works and amenities that underpin societies throughout the world.

Our course aims to provide you with a greater framework within which to understand the core disciplines of civil engineering.

It will give you an opportunity to update your technical skills and to study issues of growing importance within the civil engineering
and construction industries. In an uncertain and increasingly competitive environment, the civil engineer is required to develop
a wide range of skills and abilities to stay abreast of current industrial needs. Therefore, this course is designed to equip you with knowledge, skills and competencies that employers in the construction industry expect.

Alongside the technical topics, we will introduce you to commercial and interpersonal skills that illustrate the employment context of construction industry professionals.

Duration: 1 year

Career Prospects

This degree will prepare you for a career in the following areas:

Civil Engineering
Site Engineering
Construction
Consultancy
Project Management

Units


Environmental Management for Civil Engineering	Civil Engineering Design Project	Earthquake Engineering
Civil Engineering Science	Strategic and General Management	Independent Research Project

Admission Requirements

The programme is addressed to a wide range of graduates and professionals related to the construction industry who wish to pursue a career in Civil Engineering.

Required documentation:

- Copy of University degree (issued by Greek or foreign Universities in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and other relevant subject areas)
- Copy of English language certificate (IELTS)
- Letters of Recommendation
- Copy of Identity Card
- Other certificates/degrees
- AMC Application Form

A personal interview complements the evaluation of the above documentation.

Academic Staff

The academic staff of the School of Engineering and Architecture consists of distinguished lecturers, holders of Masters and PhD degrees with extensive research and teaching experience at Greek and foreign Universities plus professional recognition in their field of expertise.

In their majority they have extensive academic, research and professional experience in various projects of their specialization and can acquaint students with the latest developments and trends in Civil Engineering. They can also help students put to practice the theoretical knowledge they acquire in class.