Master's Double Degree in Civil Engineering + Transportation, Land and Urban Planning Postgraduate Program By Universitat Politecnica de Valencia |Top Universities

Master's Double Degree in Civil Engineering + Transportation, Land and Urban Planning

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Main Subject Area

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Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - Civil and Structural

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Civil engineering provides sustainable solutions to the problems of integrating infrastructure with the environment and society. The planning of cities and their services, the layout of rail and road networks, the defence of coasts and beaches, flood and earthquake safety, the design and construction of bridges, tunnels, dams and harbours or the integrated management of projects and works are the most common civil engineering activities.
The Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering (MUICCP) qualifies students to exercise the regulated profession of Civil Engineer (ICCP). ICCP graduates from the UPV have historically achieved training that is highly regarded by society, combining technical rigour with the development of creativity, interdisciplinarity and respect for the environment.

Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - Civil and Structural

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Civil engineering provides sustainable solutions to the problems of integrating infrastructure with the environment and society. The planning of cities and their services, the layout of rail and road networks, the defence of coasts and beaches, flood and earthquake safety, the design and construction of bridges, tunnels, dams and harbours or the integrated management of projects and works are the most common civil engineering activities.
The Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering (MUICCP) qualifies students to exercise the regulated profession of Civil Engineer (ICCP). ICCP graduates from the UPV have historically achieved training that is highly regarded by society, combining technical rigour with the development of creativity, interdisciplinarity and respect for the environment.

Admission requirements

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Admission to the Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering requires you to have an official university degree that qualifies you to work as a public works engineer.
The UPV’s School of Civil Engineering teaches two bachelor’s degrees that meet this requirement: the Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering (reference degree) and the Bachelor’s Degree in Public Works Engineering. Similarly, access to the Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering is open to students who hold any bachelor’s degree, notwithstanding any prior additional training that may be deemed necessary in this case.
Admission to the double master’s degree with the Master’s Degree in Transportation, Land and Urban Development (MUTTU) requires preregistering for and being admitted to this master’s degree programme.
To be able to preregister for the MUTTU as part of a double degree, it is necessary to have obtained 21 ECTS or more in the MUICCP. Any MUICCP student who meets this requirement can complete their preregistration in the MUTTU within the established periods. After analysing the student’s academic progression, the MUTTU’s Academic Committee will ultimately decide whether to accept them for this master’s degree, as part of a double degree.
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Tuition fee and scholarships

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More programs from the university

There are a number of bachelor’s degrees at Universitat Politecnica de Valencia.

To get onto an undergraduate program at UPV, you will need to:

• Have passed the University Access Test of the Spanish education system
• Have passed a Specific Higher Vocational Training, Advanced Plastic Arts and Design Specialist and Advanced Sports Specialist
• Have passed the University Entrance Examinations for over 25s or 45s or the procedure for those over 40 with professional or work experience
• Hold a university degree
• Hold the required studies, according to the educational system of a foreign country and meeting the academic requirements required in their educational systems to access their universities. Students must obtain the corresponding accreditation at the UNED, which may require the prior approval of their degrees of access


At UPV, all degrees have admission caps indicating the maximum number of new students who can enrol in certain classes. Students who pre-enrol are arranged based on their admission mark and this determines who is offered a place.

For tuition, students can either make payment in one instalment, two instalments, or in eight instalments.

International students on undergraduate programs must undergo the university’s pre-registration process, and different dates are assigned to each Autonomous Community. Before carrying out the pre-registration students must obtain the necessary documentation at the UNED .


To earn a place at postgraduate level on a master’s degree program at UPV, students must:

• Hold an official university degree in Spain or a degree issued by a higher education institution belonging to another member state of the EHEA that authorizes access to master’s degrees

Graduates may also access a master's degree according to educational systems outside the EHEA without validating their degree if the university is equivalent to a Spanish university degree.

After the corresponding pre-registration process, students will be admitted if they hit the academic criteria. In some cases, a student may be required to complete complementary training based on the previous accredited training.

Students can pay their tuition in one instalment, two instalments, or in eight instalments.

International students need to undergo the university pre-registration process. 


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