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Universidade de Aveiro Master in Geological Engineering

Universidade de Aveiro

Master in Geological Engineering

Aveiro, Portugal

2 Years

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    About: The Master in Geological Engineering program focuses on advanced topics in geology and engineering, integrating geological sciences with engineering principles. This program emphasizes practical applications and research, preparing students for challenging scenarios in geological engineering.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various roles, including geotechnical engineer, environmental consultant, mining engineer, or positions in governmental agencies. They may work in sectors such as construction, resource management, or environmental protection.

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Master in Geological Engineering

The principal objective of the 2nd Cycle in Geological Engineering is the training of professionals prepared to find solutions to concrete problems in the domain of their area of knowledge, studying them in an integrated way and resorting to specific approaches, as far as social, economic and environmental implications are concerned.

In the context of vocational training in Geological Engineering three areas of specialisation are proposed, articulated amongst themselves: a) Geotechnical engineering; b) Geological Resources; c) Environmental Geology.

Bearing in mind the areas of specialisation for which they opt, graduates will have the abilities necessary to fulfil the following functions:

  • Characterisation, evaluation, exploration and management of geological resources - water, mineral, energy and soils;
  • Geological characterisation and geotechnics of soils and preparation of engineering projects in this domain;
  • Prediction and analysis of geological risks;
  • Environmental planning: contamination of ground and underground water; selection of sites for the construction of risk infrastructures, such as: depots for the storage and treatment of waste; nuclear power and hydroelectric stations.

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