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Civil engineering for mitigation of risk from natural hazards

The risks associated with natural events are critical for communities, productive activities, infrastructure networks, and cultural heritage. In our modern societies, civil engineers play a fundamental role in mitigating the risks caused by natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and landslides. The Master's Degree Course in Civil Engineering for Mitigation of Risks from Natural Hazards is jointly offered by the University of Pavia and the Institute for Advanced Study (IUSS) of Pavia and enables students to acquire advanced skills in structural and geotechnical seismic engineering, hydraulic engineering, and hydrogeology. The courses, conducted entirely in English, benefit from highly qualified local professors as well as specially invited international specialists.

Overview of the program

Duration
2 years
Credits
120
Coordinator of the course
Guido Magenes
Area
Engineering
Access
Open
Language
English
Degree class
LM-23-R -
Department
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Location
PAVIA - University of Pavia
Year of study: 1
Compulsory
Year of study: 2
Compulsory Choose a subject 12 Elective ECTS to be selected among the entire available academic offer of the university. The degree programme recommends: (12 CFU)
Year of study: 1
Compulsory 6 Elective ECTS to be selected among the entire available academic offer of the university. The degree programme recommends: (6 CFU)
Year of study: 2
Compulsory Choose a subject 6 Elective ECTS to be selected among the entire available academic offer of the university. The degree programme recommends: (6 CFU)

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