Content
Students acquire a solid knowledge of geology, soil mechanics, foundation engineering, rock mechanics, tunnelling, hydraulics and structural hydraulic engineering.
Core areas
- Students design, assess, monitor and create
- foundations,
- supporting structures,
- natural and artificial scarps and slopes,
- tunnels and underground structures,
- dams and hydro power plants
- They quantify soil, rock and hydraulic qualities.
- They focus on the material behaviour of geomaterials.
- They learn about catastrophe management and how to deal with natural hazards.
Students choose from one of the following specialisations:
- Hydraulic engineering and water management
- Soil mechanics and foundation engineering
- Rock mechanics and tunnelling
For the individual courses, please see the semester plan.
- Duration of study: 4 Semester
- ECTS credit points: 120
- Academic degree:
Diplom-Ingenieurin
orDiplom-Ingenieur
(Dipl.Ing. or DI), equivalent to the Master of Science (MSc) - Language of instruction: English
- Admission requirements
Curriculum
Timetable: after selecting the relevant semester click on Timetable
on the top right corner
The tasks in our area are unique - in many different respects. To be able to solve them, you need solid specialist knowledge and the ability to apply an innovative approach. These fundamental aspects are taught well in the degree programme, and can even be applied by students during their internships, made possible by the teachers’ good connections to the industry.
Admission Requirements
According to the curriculum, graduates of the following bachelor’s programmes will be accepted without an admission procedure:
Graduates of all other degree programmes offered at the TU Graz or, in the case of a NAWI Graz programme, the University of Graz, also do not have to undergo the admission procedure. You can apply for admission at the Registration Office.
All other programme applicants must undergo the admission procedure.
Registration period for the academic year 2018/19:
15 October to 15 December 2017
Admission Deadlines
Winter semester 2017/18:
10 July to 30 November 2017
Summer semester 2018:
8 January to 30 April 2018
Please note: You may need to complete an admission procedure before you can register for the programme.
Further informationen on admission
International degree programme applicants: admission and application deadlines
Helmut Knoblauch
It is not only the specialist knowledge that you acquire but also the personal contact to teachers that makes this degree stand out. Students are taught in small groups by internationally recognised experts, who ensure that the information is understood. The applicability of the information taught makes it possible for students to start a successful career directly after graduating.
Career Options
Geotechnical and hydraulic engineers play an important part in the design, assessment and construction of infrastructure. They are in great demand in the employment market and are known for playing an important role in complex building projects.
Graduates work nationally and internationally
- in engineering offices,
- at firms specialising in underground engineering,
- for developers,
- at universities and
- for state property developers.
Information and Advice for Prospective Students
- Academic Advisory Services offered by TU Graz
studienberatung@tugraz.at
Phone: +43 (316) 873 – 6078 - Academic Advisory Services offered by Student Representatives
Student Representatives for civil engineering - Dean of Studies
Helmut KNOBLAUCH
Ass.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.
Phone: +43 (316) 873 - 6700
helmut.knoblauch@tugraz.at - Complete List of Services for Prospective Students
