3 Structural Engineering Degree Programs in Czech Republic

The branch of study is focused on the design of load-bearing structures (made of concrete, steel, timber, and composites), their structural analysis and modeling, including their interaction with completion structures. Fundamental orientation in the field of transport, water and environmental engineering, economics and social sciences is also incorporated. A wide offer of optional courses in the last three semesters allows students to concentrate on a selected specialization, the mastering of which they eventually demonstrate in their Bachelor Final Project.

The study plan is focused on detailed analyses of load-bearing structures, design of concrete, steel, timber and masonry elements and structures including their interactions as well as optimization of their structural and technological design. Students will be trained in using new and non-traditional materials; fundamentals of dynamic analyses are also incorporated. Specialization of graduates will be achieved through the selection from a variety of optional subjects and demonstrated particularly within final diploma work.

The graduates in the branch of Building Engineering acquire thorough professional and theoretical knowledge according to their orientation in the field of the design and theory of building structures, reliability, durability, rehabilitation and reconstruction of buildings, material engineering, building physics, acoustics and lighting, numerical analysis of building structures and their parts, health safety of buildings, fire safety of buildings, multi-criterion assessment of buildings with respect to sustainable development, recycling, evaluation of energy performance of buildings, specific problems of conservation and revitalization of listed buildings, design of intelligent building systems, building microclimate, inside environment technology, progressive technologies of building implementation, in the field of protection of buildings against increased moisture, degradation and biodegradation processes, probability theory and statistics and applied computer science.