The Civil Engineering Master's Program with Thesis has a research-oriented educational structure aimed at providing students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The program is designed to cover fundamental areas of civil engineering such as structural, geotechnical, hydraulic, and transportation disciplines.
The curriculum consists of courses, seminars, and thesis work. Courses increase students' depth of knowledge in their areas of specialization, while seminars focus on developing scientific research, presentation, and academic communication skills. The thesis work aims to equip students with the competence to conduct independent research, utilize scientific methods, and produce original work.
The educational activities conducted within the program include:
- Theoretical courses
- Applied studies and laboratory experiments
- Scientific seminars and presentations
- Thesis work conducted under the supervision of an advisor
Experimental studies in the fields of structural materials, soil mechanics, structural mechanics, hydraulics, and topography can be carried out in the laboratories within the department. The laboratory infrastructure is continuously improved to support educational activities.
The educational process adopts a student-centered learning approach, aiming to:
- Develop analytical thinking and problem-solving skill
- Be able to use current engineering technologies
- Adapt to interdisciplinary studies
- Gain a sense of ethical and professional responsibility.
Last updated: 26 October 2026