The Master's Degree in Civil Engineering provides graduates in Civil Engineering with the opportunity to develop the knowledge acquired in the 1st cycle of studies, providing them with the skills to build a foundation for original applications in the field of research, understand and solve problems in new situations and in broad, multidisciplinary contexts, and intervene in the various stages of design, supervision and construction management, in the various associated areas (planning, coordination, materials, construction solutions and technologies, human and material resources management, etc.).

The Master's Degree is based on a common core, distributed throughout the 1st year of the course, plus one curricular unit in the 2nd year, subdivided into 2 branches in the 2nd year (3rd semester): “Structures and Construction”; “Planning, Design and Construction of Infrastructures”; The specific training involves completing 3 courses specific to each of the branches and 2 optional courses that students can select from a range of courses in the areas of Construction, Structures, Communications, Transport, Hydraulics, Management or Geotechnics.

At the end of the course, students are able to use essential tools in the field of economics, quality and management, to communicate reasoning and conclusions to both specialists and non-specialists, and to continue learning throughout their lives. Our graduates are prepared to take advantage of the opportunities in a sector with high employability and perform high-level functions in various activities, such as construction and public works companies, construction materials industries, prefabrication industries, design and development offices, municipal management bodies, consultancy, inspection, management and maintenance companies for projects, and teaching and/or research institutions.