Civil Engineering Graduate Program

The CEGP rules requires that the student obtain a minimum number of 24 (twenty-four) credits in subjects and another 6 (six) credits related to the Master's Dissertation.

The 24 (twenty-four) credits in subjects are divided according to a list of compulsory and elective subjects. The student must obtain the minimum of 8 (eight) credits units in Compulsory subjects and another 16 (sixteen) credits units in elective subjects.

Note: The student must finish the subjects in the first two semesters of the master's degree.

• Cementitious Materials
• Computational Methods for Fluid Dynamics
• Energy Efficiency
• Forecasting methods in engineering Design and Analysis of Experiments
• Finite Element in Durability Analysis 1 
• Finite Element in Durability Analysis 2
• Geoprocessing for environmental and cadastral applications 
• Materials Used for the Construction of Roads
• Isotope Hydrology in water management  
• Seminars in Urban Engineering and Sustainability
• Soil investigation in urban areas.
• Soil Stabilization and Dosage Methodologies
• Slope stability in urban areas
• Research Methodology
• Statistical modeling 
• Sustainability in the built environment
• Thermal Comfort
• Wastewater treatment
• Water Resources Planning and Management
• Water conservation in buildings