You have a lot of freedom in customising your Master’s in Civil Engineering & Management.
Within the Master’s in Civil Engineering & Management (CEM), you will build your expertise within at least one of the five specialisations. In addition, you can tailor your Master’s with elective courses that suit your interests and ambitions. This freedom in customising your programme will help you to become the civil engineer or manager you wish to be.
How to compose your Master’s
What your curriculum looks like, depends on the choices you make in composing your Master’s. There are three steps in doing so.
Master’s structure
During your Master’s in Civil Engineering & Management (CEM), you will collect a total of 120 EC within two years.
Below, you can find the general structure of this Master’s. Which exact courses you will follow at what moment, depends on the choices you make as well as the starting date of your Master’s.
Specialisation courses | 50 EC | Each specialisation has its own set of courses. Choose a specialisation first to find out which ones, and pick (at least) ten specialisation courses. |
CEM electives | 15 EC | Each specialisation has considerable elective space. Next to the core specialisation courses, you have to choose three courses from a wide range of other CEM specialisation courses. |
Free electives | 15 EC | You can fill up the rest of your elective space with any course that matches your interests and ambitions. There is a wide range of courses you can choose from, offered at UT or at another partner university in the Netherlands or abroad. |
Master's thesis | 40 EC | You will finish your Master’s in CEM with your master’s thesis (30 EC). In order to prepare for your thesis, you will follow the courses Academic Research Skills (5EC) and Preparation master’s thesis (5 EC). |