The Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering administers the two master’s degree programmes after which the faculty is named. Civil and environmental engineers analyse, understand, design, calculate, plan and operate systems within the interplay between the natural and built environments, whilst taking on long-term social, technical, ecological and economic responsibilities. The Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at TU Wien combines research and teaching at the highest level. It trains the engineers of tomorrow to become leaders and advises decision-makers on issues of societal importance. In this way, civil and environmental engineers make a significant contribution to improving our quality of life and shaping a sustainable environment in rapidly changing world.

Related Master's Programmes

(faculty-specific → interfaculty programmes)

UE 066 505 - Civil Engineering Science (germ.)

UE 066 566 - Environmental Engineering (germ., interfaculty)

UE 066 522 - Digital Civil Engineering Science (engl., with Technical University of Leoben)

UE 066 434 - Materials Sciences (germ., interfaculty)

UE 066 646 - Computational Science and Engineering (engl., interfaculty)

UE 066 453 - Biomedical Engineering (engl., interfaculty)

Duration4 semester
Credits120 ECTS
DegreeDiplom-Ingenieur_in (Dipl.-Ing.)
Internationally comparable with Master of Science (MSc)

Module structure

(alphabetical order)

Biomedical Engineering, opens an external URL in a new window

Civil Engineering Science, opens an external URL in a new window 

Computational Science and Engineering, opens an external URL in a new window

Digital Civil Engineering Science, opens an external URL in a new window

Environmental Engineering, opens an external URL in a new window

Materials Sciences, opens an external URL in a new window