MSc Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences (Bauingenieurwesen und Umweltwissenschaften) at University of the Bundeswehr Munich

Programme overview

Consecutive Master programme that builds on an engineering Bachelor degree and deepens scientific methods and competence for solving complex engineering problems. It prepares for leadership roles in private companies, public bodies and the armed forces and for a later doctorate.

Faculty: Faculty of Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences | Duration: 5 trimesters (12 trimesters for Bachelor and Master combined) | Study mode: full-time, German-taught | Location: Neubiberg, Bayern, Germany

What you will study

Specialisation tracks include Structural Engineering (KI), with ten compulsory modules worth 50 ECTS covering geotechnics, structural analysis and dynamics, steel and concrete construction, tunnelling and the assessment and strengthening of existing structures; further profiles cover environment and infrastructure topics.

Career pathways

Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in industry, public bodies and the armed forces, or for doctoral research.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Admission requires the knowledge taught in a research-oriented engineering degree, in particular mathematics and physics and an understanding of environmental and process engineering. Graduates of other civil engineering Bachelor programmes may need to add water chemistry and biology fundamentals. Requires a first university degree; admission follows the general examination regulations for university Bachelor and Master programmes (ABaMaPO) and the programme-specific examination regulations. Graduates of the university's own Bachelor programme in the intensive study track progress directly.

Duration: 5 trimesters (12 trimesters for Bachelor and Master combined)

Engineering