The two-year Master in BIM Engineering program emphasizes the coordination of construction processes within the BIM information environment and the digitization of construction. A graduate of the BIM engineering Master's program will find employment, especially in companies designing and realising constructions or in companies providing facility management and comprehensive real estate maintenance not only with implementing BIM method.

Technical blasts and their effect on the unique study program in the Czech Republic a long tradition of teaching in the field of geotechnics and underground engineering at the university, quality personnel and material support of teaching (including teaching laboratories and software equipment) interconnection of studies with practice in the form of inserted lectures by experts from companies, excursions and internships graduates have a high job placement in the labour market in the Czech Republic and abroad, they have excellent financial rewards no construction can exist without knowledge of geotechnics

The field of Urban Engineering hides the issue of decision-making about the placement of buildings and water supply, electricity, gas, drainage, etc. To solve these problems, it is necessary to know all technical and non-technical possibilities in the territory, composition of population needs and legislation. Municipal Engineering also deals with the environment and landscape.

The curriculum of our program is designed to prepare the student for their further career in the field of engineering and other related areas. The program focuses on theoretical knowledge in various fields of engineering and developing the ability to work and make decisions autonomously. 

The aim of the consecutive Master’s Degree course Industrial Engineering is to train university-educated professionals to become familiar with quality management and metrology and be able to deal with specific issues in production on-site and apply their quality management skills to various industrial segments.

The Masters of Science in Arctic Engineering degree curriculum is designed to provide graduate education via the World Wide Web for engineers who must deal with the unique challenge of design, construction, and operations in the cold regions of the world. Special problems created by the climatic, geological and logistical conditions of the Arctic and sub-Arctic require knowledge and techniques that are rarely presented in conventional

Fields of Study: Technological Systems: Electrical Machines, Apparatus and Drives, Electrical Power Engineering, Economy and Management of Power Engineering, Economy and Management of Electrical Engineering

The Engineering Management curriculum is designed for graduate engineers and scientists who will hold executive or managerial positions in engineering, construction, industrial, or governmental organizations. It includes human relations, financial, economic, quantitative, technical, and legal subjects useful in solving problems of management.