The Master of Science in Civil Engineering program at EPFL equips students with the knowledge and skills to design, build, and maintain the essential infrastructure that supports societal well-being. This program focuses on creating the necessary infrastructure for economic prosperity and ensuring an adequate standard of living for the population. It emphasizes a transdisciplinary approach, fostering collaboration between civil engineering, architecture, and environmental science students, under the concept of 'Projecting Together'.
The Master in Civil Engineering program consists of 120 ECTS credits. While the simplified study plans are subject to change, the official regulations and study plans are the definitive guides.
Graduates of the Master in Civil Engineering program are prepared for stimulating career options in various sectors of the industry.
Admission is competitive and based on a review of the application and academic record.
Specific fee information for international students is not detailed on this program page. It is recommended to consult the official EPFL admission and finance sections for the most current and accurate fee structure.
The program is taught in both English and French, offering flexibility for international students.
The program is designed to be completed in 2 years and requires 120 ECTS credits.
A Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering is the direct prerequisite. Graduates from other institutions with a similar degree or related engineering fields from EPFL may be considered, with admission being competitive and based on academic results.
Graduates are prepared for roles in engineering consulting firms, construction companies, public sector departments, or starting their own consulting practice.
Specific fee and living cost information for international students is not detailed on the program page; please consult the official EPFL admission and finance sections for the most current details.
EPFL offers general funding opportunities that may include collaborative grants, individual grants, and internal programs. Interested students should explore the EPFL Research Office website for details.