How can we create buildings with lower CO2 emissions? Build high-rises out of wood? Or design a school where daylight, sound, and air promote learning? Can we build with new materials that are both sustainable and beautiful? Or create cities that are prepared for climate change?
If you are curious about how you can use your knowledge of mathematics and physics as a building engineer, then you should take a look at this page.
In our programs, you will learn, among other things, to work with digital models, construction techniques, energy optimization, and material understanding. But also to ask questions like: Who will use the building? How does it affect people and the environment? And how do we build smarter – not just cheaper? You will be part of a study environment where collaboration across disciplines is a natural part of everyday life, and where you learn to combine technology, construction, and design into solutions that work in reality.
On this page, you can see our engineering programs in Civil and Architechtural Engineering and Architechtural Engineering.
