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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master's degree in Geotechnics is a specialized civil engineering course focusing on the study of soils, rocks and their interaction with structures. The program combines theory and practice to train experts capable of solving complex problems relating to foundations, slopes, tunnels and natural hazards. Students acquire skills in geotechnical analysis, numerical modeling and sustainable construction techniques.
Continuum mechanics
Advanced soil mechanics
Embankments and retaining walls
Foundations
Geotechnical testing and site reconnaissance
Soil dynamics
Geostatistics
Earth dams
Finite element method
Road geotechnics
Mechanics of deformable solids
Dynamics of geotechnical structures
Fracture calculation and limit analysis
Rock mechanics
Tunnels and underground structures
Bachelor’s degree in one of the following fields (or equivalent):