School of Engineering Technology
Master’s Program in Construction Engineering Description
The objective of the Agricultural University of Georgia Master’s Program in Construction Engineering is to prepare graduates with both theoretical and practical knowledge in relevant engineering specializations and modern technologies. This preparation equips them to manage complex activities and work effectively in both public and private sectors. With a solid foundation of knowledge and skills, graduates will be adept at navigating a dynamically changing environment and will be capable of developing and implementing innovative ideas.
Master’s students will be knowledgeable in the following:
- Modern materials and products used in construction.
- Theoretical foundations necessary for the design and calculation of various structures, including metal, wood, stone, and reinforced concrete constructions.
- Implementation of construction processes on-site.
- Equipping buildings with water supply, drainage, heating, and ventilation systems.
- Planning and independently conducting research.
Upon successful completion of the 2-year program, the graduate is awarded the qualification - Master of Construction Engineering.
Action-Based Learning
The Master's Program in Construction Engineering emphasizes practical studies. These studies are conducted using the learning-by-doing method, where students gain hands-on experience through individual tasks. Additionally, practical and laboratory classes are held in small groups, which in turn positively effects student learning outcomes.
Curriculum
The Master's Program in Construction Engineering consists of 122 credits, divided into the following modules:
- General Engineering Module - this module includes subjects such as Research Methodology, Data Analysis, Mathematical Modelling, Modern Methods of Engineering Measurement and others.
- Core Education in the Field of Study - this module includes fundamental subjects related to construction engineering, such as Construction Structures, Advanced Technical Mechanics, Modern Materials and Technologies, Foundation Design, Metal Structure Design, Reinforced Concrete Design, Wooden Structure Design, and others.
- Elective Subjects - students can select courses from other programs based on their interests.
In addition to these modules, the program includes the preparation and defense of a master’s thesis.
How to apply to the Master's Program in Construction Engineering?
In the 2023-2024 academic year, 20 graduate students will be admitted to the program.
Who can apply?
An applicant of any professional background can apply if they meet the following criteria:
- Overcome the minimum competence threshold in the Unified Masters Examination
- Preferably have at least A2 level (pre-intermediate) English language competency
Admissions Procedure
- Registration at the National Examination Center website (www.naec.ge)
- Passing Unified Masters Examination
- Fill out the Master’s Program Application
- Interview at the Agricultural University of Georgia
Selection Criteria
The coefficient of the score obtained in the Unified Masters Examination is 0, and the coefficient of the interview of the Agricultural University of Georgia is 100.
Tuition Fee
The yearly tuition fee for the program is 3350 GEL.
About the school
About the School
The Agricultural University of Georgia School of Engineering Technology offers 7 accredited programs:
- Bachelor’s Program in Electronic and Computer Engineering
- Bachelor’s Program in Mechanical Engineering
- Bachelor’s Program in Construction Engineering
- Master’s Program in Electronic and Computer Engineering
- Master’s Program in Construction Engineering
- PhD Program in Engineering
- PhD Program in Mechanical Engineering
The programs of the School of Engineering Technology have been developed with modern engineering requirements in mind, drawing from the programs of leading international universities such as Michigan (USA), Missouri (USA), California (USA), and Munich (Germany).
These programs emphasize laboratory and practical studies, utilizing a learning-by-doing approach. This means that students gain hands-on experience by working individually and completing practical tasks independently. Practical and laboratory classes are conducted in small student groups, which in turn positively impacts learning outcomes.
A significant number of the faculty at the School of Engineering Technology are actively involved in research, including major international projects, within the scientific institutes of the Agricultural University of Georgia. This involvement provides students with valuable opportunities to participate in scientific research.
Additionally, the School maintains close ties with the Jülich Scientific Research Center in Germany, offering students the chance to engage in cutting-edge, international-level research.
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