This Master's program focuses on complex infrastructure projects, addressing challenges like climate change, demographic shifts, and digitalization within the water and traffic sectors. It aims to deepen and connect your knowledge, enhancing your management skills for future leadership roles. The program emphasizes a holistic approach to infrastructure management, preparing you for evolving professional demands. You will benefit from interdisciplinary exchange, gaining competencies for management tasks in infrastructure projects. The curriculum includes methodological skills, specialized knowledge in water and traffic, and an understanding of economics, law, and foreign languages (English). A significant project work on current infrastructure challenges is a core component, developing both technical and key qualifications.
The program integrates fundamental aspects of water and traffic, complemented by interdisciplinary work and real project experience. It is designed to prepare students for the changing demands of the professional world.
Graduates are qualified for research, development, and leadership positions in civil engineering and related fields. The program fosters a sense of responsibility, preparing students for their professional and societal roles. It can also provide a pathway to doctoral studies and access to higher civil service positions through the second state examination.
German language proficiency at C1 level is required.
A semester contribution is mandatory for all students. Details can be found on the university's website regarding the 'Semesterbeitrag'.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's or Diploma degree in a building construction or urban/landscape planning discipline. Additionally, German language proficiency at a C1 level is required.
No specific tuition fees are listed for international students. However, all students are required to pay a mandatory semester contribution, details of which are available on the university's website.
To apply, ensure you meet the academic and C1 German language requirements, gather your academic transcripts and degree certificates, and then submit your application through the procedure outlined on the TH OWL website. Specific application periods and deadlines should be checked on the university's 'Dates and Deadlines' page.
Graduates are qualified for leadership positions in the construction industry, public administration roles, and positions in water management and traffic engineering institutions. The program also prepares students for research and development, and can lead to higher civil service positions or doctoral studies.