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NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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Master’s - 2 years

Coastal and Marine Civil Engineering (MSc)

– About the programme

Are you interested in the coast? Would you like to develop the necessary knowledge for building infrastructure, protecting the environment, developing value creation, and exploiting the coastal resources safely and efficiently?

NTNU offers a two-year, international Master’s programme with a full integration of Norwegian and foreign students, and all lectures conducted in English. Each of our courses gives 7.5 ECTS credits and is adapted to the study programme Civil and Environmental Engineering.

You may choose single courses from the programme of your chosen field of study, but you may also apply for admission to the entire Master’s programme. If you choose to follow the full programme, the application deadline is 15 April for applicants with a Norwegian/Nordic higher education. The final application deadline for Quota-programme applicants is 1 February. For students with individual funding the application deadline is 1 February. On completion of your degree, you will be awarded the title Master of Science.

Our vision is to be a central participant in the value-generative and sustainable development of the coastal and northern regions. This programme emphasizes the following areas of activity

  • Description of the marine physical environment (wind, waves, current and ice)
  • Effects of load from the marine environment and load effects on the coast and coastal structures
  • The development of coastal and harbour infrastructure
  • Arctic marine civil engineering

Related study programmes:

Breaking waves on a shore, Coastal and Marine Civil Engineering programme, NTNU

FACTS

Degree type / Duration:
International Master's (MSc) / 2 years

Language of instruction:
English

Programme code: MSCOASTMAR

Host Faculty:
Engineering Science and Technology

International Master’s programmes – admission for Autumn 2008

Preliminary application deadline: 1 December 2007

Final application deadline: 1 February 2008
Applicants who have passed through the preliminary screening can expect to receive the final application form in early January 2008, sent directly to their email address.

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