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Which of the five specialisations suits you best?
At the start of your Master’s in Civil Engineering & Management, you will choose a specialisation. This way, by personalising your programme, you get to develop your own expertise. Your choice of specialisation partly determines which courses you will take and the type of research you will be involved in during your master’s thesis.
This specialisation helps you become an innovative expert in managing large construction projects, combining both management and digital skills such as digital twinning and BIM.
This specialisation focuses on interactions between soil, water, and man-made structures. You combine geotechnics, hydraulics, and structural engineering with data-driven and computational approaches.
Do you want to make civil infrastructure future-proof and reduce environmental impact? This specialisation deepens your knowledge of sustainability, resilience, and circularity in civil engineering.
What does it take to make transport more efficient, safe and sustainable? This specialisation helps you to maintain and improve the mobility of people by optimising traffic and transport networks.
This specialisation helps you find solutions for water-related challenges through analysis and modelling of the long-term behaviour of water systems (like catchments, seas and rivers).