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This master's program covers advanced topics in structural engineering, materials, and sustainable construction. Key areas include earthquake engineering, road and building maintenance, urban hydraulics, environmental comfort, and structural modeling. The second year focuses on soil improvement, rehabilitation, prefabrication, and a final research or professional project.

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related field. Degrees from Bologna Process countries or other recognized foreign qualifications are accepted. Admission is also possible based on academic, scientific, or professional experience, or if the candidate is nearing completion of their undergraduate degree. Recognition for admission purposes does not imply formal equivalence to a bachelor's degree.

This program offers a comprehensive education in design, construction, and technical sciences. Students study a range of subjects including mathematics, physics, mechanics, materials science, and building structures, along with specialized courses in road and bridge construction, geotechnics, and BIM. The curriculum combines lectures, labs, and project work with practical training and electives in management, infrastructure, and sustainability. The program spans 7 semesters and concludes with a diploma project and professional practice.

Admission requires strong mathematics performance, demonstrated either through high school grades or standardized exams, and a minimum score on an entrance test. The selection process also involves an individual assessment by the faculty dean. The entrance exam is held online and includes a 90-minute, single-choice format with a one-way progression through questions.

This master's program equips students with advanced skills in designing and managing land and water structures, including bridges, tunnels, roads, and railways. It prepares graduates to handle complex construction projects by developing expertise in structural design, construction processes, and problem-solving in organizational and technological contexts.

To apply, candidates must hold a BSc in Civil Engineering or a related field. Both general academic and practical profiles in Civil Engineering are accepted, as well as other closely related disciplines.

Graduates of this master’s program earn the professional title of M.Sc. in Engineering and build upon knowledge from their first-cycle studies. They develop creative, practical, and interdisciplinary skills essential for professional practice in the civil engineering sector. Equipped to work in design offices, construction firms, research institutions, consulting agencies, and public administration, graduates also gain the foundation to pursue building qualifications and teaching roles in vocational schools. The program emphasizes teamwork, legal and economic awareness, and continuous professional development.

To apply, candidates must hold a BSc in Civil Engineering with a high GPA and provide confirmation of their knowledge of Eurocodes (European standards for structural design).

This bachelor’s program combines civil engineering, urban planning, and sustainable design. Students begin with mathematics, physics, drawing, geology, and materials science, followed by urban systems analysis and applied economics. In later years, the focus shifts to hydraulics, structural mechanics, BIM, and architectural technology. The third year emphasizes geotechnics, structural engineering, and sustainability. Electives include restoration, urban planning, and water management. The program blends theory with applied lab work to prepare students for real-world challenges.

Applicants must hold a secondary school diploma earned after at least 12 years of education, valid for university access in Italy. Some Italian diplomas may require additional learning requirements during the first year. English language proficiency at B2 level (CEFR) is required and must be certified during the application phase. Admission is based on the English TOLC-I test, which evaluates math, logic, science, and verbal skills. The test is managed by CISIA and can be taken multiple times.
Tuition fees for EU students vary based on income, ranging from €157 to €3,000/year. Non-EU students typically pay a fixed fee of €1,200/year.

This civil engineering program offers four specialization tracks: Structural Engineering, Climate Change Adaptation, Water Engineering, and Sustainable Mobility in Urban Areas. All tracks feature core courses in structural mechanics, geotechnics, numerical methods, and transport system design. Each path includes tailored electives, practical internships, and a final thesis, with topics ranging from infrastructure resilience and marine structures to sustainable urban transport and water-related risk management. Students can personalize their studies through additional elective credits aligned with their interests and career goals.

Applicants must hold a degree in civil or architectural engineering or demonstrate equivalence through academic credits. Specifically, at least 51 credits must be in architecture and civil engineering sectors (e.g., ICAR/01 to ICAR/11, ICAR/17), 39 credits in core civil engineering areas (ICAR/01 to ICAR/09), and 24 credits in mathematics and physics (MAT and FIS sectors). Foreign qualifications must match these standards or show equivalence through content and credits. A B2 English level is required, proven by approved certificates or a degree taught in English in specified countries. EU students typically pay around €1,200/year based on family income. Non-EU students usually pay a fixed fee of about €1,400/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.