Bauhaus University Weimar, Student Advisory Service, Mr Reiner Bensch, Coudraystraße 7, 99421 Weimar
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The main areas covered by the Master's course in Natural Hazards Mitigation in Structural Engineering are:
The course programme covers both theoretical subjects and application-orientated fields.
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The increasing occurrences of natural hazards all over the world, as well as their various effects on individuals, societies and modern economies is one of the major challenges for future decades. The Master's course in Natural Hazards Mitigation in Structural Engineering confronts this challenge by providing indispensable tools for dealing with these phenomena in various civil engineering design processes. The Master's course combines practical structural engineering with state-of-the-art concepts in the fields of computational mechanics, dynamics and probability theory/stochastic analysis. The Master's course thus provides key qualifications for innovative work in the field of earthquake, flood and wind engineering, as well as offering an international context in which students can achieve both technical success and personal advancement.