




Civil Engineering at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW is a second-cycle programme taught in English, lasting 1.5 years (three semesters) and leading to the title of Master of Science in Engineering. It is designed for graduates of civil engineering and related first-cycle degrees who want to deepen their design skills.
The programme has a technical character with elements of natural science. You study the theory of elasticity and plasticity, structural mechanics, and geotechnical engineering in urban and transportation infrastructure, together with hydraulic structures and environmental hazard assessment. Later you move on to computational methods, including the finite element and finite difference methods, as well as complex steel and concrete structures, timber structures and advanced foundation engineering. The curriculum also covers construction process management, BIM in civil engineering, and construction law and investment process regulations. Diploma seminars and your thesis complete the programme.
You can shape your studies around Engineering Infrastructure, choosing two elective subjects each semester from an open list, from the monitoring of structures to bridge engineering and ground improvement.
After graduation you can work:
Based on the programme pages at sggw.edu.pl and the SGGW syllabus.
