COURSE CURRICULUM

The degree structure for Trimester 2, 2025, in the Master of Civil Engineering/Master of Engineering Project Management requires completion of 160 credit points through a series of core courses. These courses cover a broad range of advanced topics essential for civil engineering and project management professionals. Key subjects in Trimester 1 include Geotechnical Engineering, Project Management, Structural Analysis, Advanced Foundation Engineering, Advanced Water Engineering Practice, Quality and Performance Management, Project Evaluation and Control, and Engineering Communication and Leadership, each contributing 10 credit points. Research Methods for Engineers is taught across both Trimesters 1 and 2, emphasizing the importance of rigorous research skills. In Trimester 2, students engage with Resource Planning and Management, Risk Analysis and Management, Advanced Reinforced and Pre-stressed Concrete, Advanced Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Management Systems, Advanced Topics in Engineering Management, and Advanced Steel Structures, each also worth 10 credit points. This comprehensive curriculum ensures that students develop expertise in technical engineering disciplines, leadership, risk management, and environmental sustainability. Together, these courses prepare graduates to effectively design, analyze, and manage civil engineering projects while considering complex real-world factors such as resource allocation, risk, and environmental impact. The program’s integrated approach equips students with both the technical knowledge and management skills necessary to lead projects in various civil engineering sectors, fostering professional growth and the ability to tackle infrastructure challenges.