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The doctoral programme in Structural Analysis was launched in 1988 when the Department of Strength of Materials and Structural Engineering was established within the framework of the University Reform Law (LRU) and the Statutes of the Universitat Politècnica... Read more de Catalunya. The programme was created to produce doctoral graduates in the field of continuous media mechanics and theory of structures. This is a unique area of activity at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. The design of the programme reflects two strategic orientations. First, it has a strong international dimension to encourage the participation of many students. Professors from Latin America, European countries, Asia and Africa are involved in teaching. Second, the conceptual design of the programme and the scientific content it focuses on closely reflect the challenges and innovation-related problems that Spanish and European industry face as they seek to improve their competitiveness in a global context. One aspect of the programme’s international focus is the regular collaboration of internationally renowned professors in its delivery:Dr S. Idelsohn (ICREA), Research Professor at CIMNE, SpainDr C. Felippa, University of Colorado at Boulder, USADr R. Löhner, University of Washington, USADr J. Rojek, Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Academy of Sciences, PolandDr F. Armero, University of Berkeley, USADr S. Botello, University of Guanajuato, MexicoDr J. Hurtado, National University of ColombiaDr M. Cerrolaza, Central University of VenezuelaThe programme also has close links with other universities and with companies in RDI. Professors and students work with a large number of companies on RDI projects within the framework of joint projects funded by national and EU research bodies. In the last five years, professors and students on the programme have participated in numerous research projects selected through competitive calls under national and EU programmes.Rationale for the programmeIn recent decades, major technological advances have facilitated deeper and more effective approaches and methods in structural analysis. This has been achieved in part thanks to more powerful and precise calculation tools but also because specialists in the field are being called on to solve increasingly complex problems facing society.In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis meets two needs. First, it introduces vertical content related to analysis and calculation of structures. This means studying and analysing the full array of concepts, methods and numerical tools needed to calculate different types of structures: beams, plates, sheets, etc. Students are also introduced to constitutive equations that define the behaviour of materials and therefore their structural response.Second, the programme covers horizontal content related to the mechanics of continuous media and the use of numerical techniques to solve problems. Study focuses on the numerical solution (linear and nonlinear) of equations related to heat transmission, fracture mechanics and some complex industrial processes (filling of moulds, sheet metal stamping, laminating, forging, etc.) and Navier-Stokes equations, among other topics. This dual approach makes the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis, which covers both the mechanics of continuous media and structure theory, unique at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.Programme objectivesThe objective of the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis is to develop high-quality researchers in the field of structural analysis, conceived in its broadest sense within the mechanics of continuous media, and in the application of numerical techniques (mainly finite elements) in this area. The programme focuses on two basic aspects of structural analysis:• Methodology• ApplicationsMethodologyIn this dimension, the objectives of the programme are as follows:• To provide students with a deeper knowledge of the most commonly used structural materials and their numerical treatment: two and three-dimensional continuous media, beams, plates and sheets• To develop and extend students’ knowledge and understanding of constitutive equations for materials that can be used to analyse their behaviour• To introduce students to the numerical treatment of differential and integral equations that govern the structural behaviour of materials• To use various numerical solution methods to analyse equations resulting from discretisation of the continuum, including coupling and interaction problems.ApplicationsAs soon as students have acquired the basic knowledge indicated above, they must choose a specialisation based on the objectives of their doctoral thesis. In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis covers the following fields:- Structural engineering, including seismic analysis, structural pathologies, numerical analysis of composite and functional materials, etc.- Solving multiphysical problems: thermomechanical analysis, fluid-structure interaction, etc.- Numerical simulation of industrial processes: additive manufacturing, rolling, welding, forging, solidification, deep drawing, etc.External collaborationsPractically all top-tier universities in the Americas, Europe and Asia with doctoral-level civil engineering programmes (environmental, mechanical or materials) offer doctoral degrees related to structural analysis. Professors in the UPC’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering maintain close relations in research-related areas with many professors at these universities, resulting in joint papers and coordinated research projects. These contacts also facilitate exchanges and periods of mobility for professors and students and participation in the examination committees of various national programmes.MobilityDoctoral students will have opportunities to undertake periods of mobility at institutions abroad to carry out research activities and/or participate in conferences that are directly related to their thesis or cover other topics of interest for their training and development. Mobility is facilitated by research projects carried out through the Department, in collaboration with related research centres (e.g. the International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering), and within the framework of European consortia and other international projects.Quality awardThe doctoral programme in Structural Analysis has been recognised with a quality award given by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science following assessment by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (quality award code MCD2005-00341; awarded/renewed for 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008).Read less
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The doctoral programme in Structural Analysis was launched in 1988 when the Department of Strength of Materials and Structural Engineering was established within the framework of the University Reform Law (LRU) and the Statutes of the Universitat Politècnica... Read more de Catalunya. The programme was created to produce doctoral graduates in the field of continuous media mechanics and theory of structures. This is a unique area of activity at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. The design of the programme reflects two strategic orientations. First, it has a strong international dimension to encourage the participation of many students. Professors from Latin America, European countries, Asia and Africa are involved in teaching. Second, the conceptual design of the programme and the scientific content it focuses on closely reflect the challenges and innovation-related problems that Spanish and European industry face as they seek to improve their competitiveness in a global context. One aspect of the programme’s international focus is the regular collaboration of internationally renowned professors in its delivery:Dr S. Idelsohn (ICREA), Research Professor at CIMNE, SpainDr C. Felippa, University of Colorado at Boulder, USADr R. Löhner, University of Washington, USADr J. Rojek, Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Academy of Sciences, PolandDr F. Armero, University of Berkeley, USADr S. Botello, University of Guanajuato, MexicoDr J. Hurtado, National University of ColombiaDr M. Cerrolaza, Central University of VenezuelaThe programme also has close links with other universities and with companies in RDI. Professors and students work with a large number of companies on RDI projects within the framework of joint projects funded by national and EU research bodies. In the last five years, professors and students on the programme have participated in numerous research projects selected through competitive calls under national and EU programmes.Rationale for the programmeIn recent decades, major technological advances have facilitated deeper and more effective approaches and methods in structural analysis. This has been achieved in part thanks to more powerful and precise calculation tools but also because specialists in the field are being called on to solve increasingly complex problems facing society.In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis meets two needs. First, it introduces vertical content related to analysis and calculation of structures. This means studying and analysing the full array of concepts, methods and numerical tools needed to calculate different types of structures: beams, plates, sheets, etc. Students are also introduced to constitutive equations that define the behaviour of materials and therefore their structural response.Second, the programme covers horizontal content related to the mechanics of continuous media and the use of numerical techniques to solve problems. Study focuses on the numerical solution (linear and nonlinear) of equations related to heat transmission, fracture mechanics and some complex industrial processes (filling of moulds, sheet metal stamping, laminating, forging, etc.) and Navier-Stokes equations, among other topics. This dual approach makes the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis, which covers both the mechanics of continuous media and structure theory, unique at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.Programme objectivesThe objective of the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis is to develop high-quality researchers in the field of structural analysis, conceived in its broadest sense within the mechanics of continuous media, and in the application of numerical techniques (mainly finite elements) in this area. The programme focuses on two basic aspects of structural analysis:• Methodology• ApplicationsMethodologyIn this dimension, the objectives of the programme are as follows:• To provide students with a deeper knowledge of the most commonly used structural materials and their numerical treatment: two and three-dimensional continuous media, beams, plates and sheets• To develop and extend students’ knowledge and understanding of constitutive equations for materials that can be used to analyse their behaviour• To introduce students to the numerical treatment of differential and integral equations that govern the structural behaviour of materials• To use various numerical solution methods to analyse equations resulting from discretisation of the continuum, including coupling and interaction problems.ApplicationsAs soon as students have acquired the basic knowledge indicated above, they must choose a specialisation based on the objectives of their doctoral thesis. In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis covers the following fields:- Structural engineering, including seismic analysis, structural pathologies, numerical analysis of composite and functional materials, etc.- Solving multiphysical problems: thermomechanical analysis, fluid-structure interaction, etc.- Numerical simulation of industrial processes: additive manufacturing, rolling, welding, forging, solidification, deep drawing, etc.External collaborationsPractically all top-tier universities in the Americas, Europe and Asia with doctoral-level civil engineering programmes (environmental, mechanical or materials) offer doctoral degrees related to structural analysis. Professors in the UPC’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering maintain close relations in research-related areas with many professors at these universities, resulting in joint papers and coordinated research projects. These contacts also facilitate exchanges and periods of mobility for professors and students and participation in the examination committees of various national programmes.MobilityDoctoral students will have opportunities to undertake periods of mobility at institutions abroad to carry out research activities and/or participate in conferences that are directly related to their thesis or cover other topics of interest for their training and development. Mobility is facilitated by research projects carried out through the Department, in collaboration with related research centres (e.g. the International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering), and within the framework of European consortia and other international projects.Quality awardThe doctoral programme in Structural Analysis has been recognised with a quality award given by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science following assessment by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (quality award code MCD2005-00341; awarded/renewed for 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008).Read less
Admission Requirements
5.5+
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59+
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Specific admission requirements
Students who have completed one of the following UPC master's degrees qualify for direct admission to the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis and will not be required to take any bridging courses.
- Master's degree in Civil Engineering - Master's degree in Numerical Methods in Engineering - Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Computational Mechanics
The academic committee may recognise other master's degrees or postgraduate studies in the sciences as equivalent to the qualifications listed above. For the recognition of degree equivalency, the academic committee for the programme will assess to what extent the qualification in question corresponds to one of the masters degrees listed above in terms of the number of credits and the subjects studied. The academic standing of the institution that awarded the degree will also be considered. Students who hold a master's degree or have completed postgraduate studies recognised by the UPC as equivalent to one of the masters degree’s specified above will be admitted to the doctoral programme automatically.
The academic committee will consider applications from students who do not meet these requirements on a case-by-case basis. In general, preference will be given to applicants who hold a master's degree in the sciences as defined in the Bologna Process guidelines.
3 Years
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Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
Tuition fees
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International
2,001 EUR
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Doctoral program in Structural Analysis
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# 51-100QS Subject Rankings
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Engineering - Civil and StructuralMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
Read more de Catalunya. The programme was created to produce doctoral graduates in the field of continuous media mechanics and theory of structures. This is a unique area of activity at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. The design of the programme reflects two strategic orientations. First, it has a strong international dimension to encourage the participation of many students. Professors from Latin America, European countries, Asia and Africa are involved in teaching. Second, the conceptual design of the programme and the scientific content it focuses on closely reflect the challenges and innovation-related problems that Spanish and European industry face as they seek to improve their competitiveness in a global context. One aspect of the programme’s international focus is the regular collaboration of internationally renowned professors in its delivery:Dr S. Idelsohn (ICREA), Research Professor at CIMNE, SpainDr C. Felippa, University of Colorado at Boulder, USADr R. Löhner, University of Washington, USADr J. Rojek, Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Academy of Sciences, PolandDr F. Armero, University of Berkeley, USADr S. Botello, University of Guanajuato, MexicoDr J. Hurtado, National University of ColombiaDr M. Cerrolaza, Central University of VenezuelaThe programme also has close links with other universities and with companies in RDI. Professors and students work with a large number of companies on RDI projects within the framework of joint projects funded by national and EU research bodies. In the last five years, professors and students on the programme have participated in numerous research projects selected through competitive calls under national and EU programmes.Rationale for the programmeIn recent decades, major technological advances have facilitated deeper and more effective approaches and methods in structural analysis. This has been achieved in part thanks to more powerful and precise calculation tools but also because specialists in the field are being called on to solve increasingly complex problems facing society.In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis meets two needs. First, it introduces vertical content related to analysis and calculation of structures. This means studying and analysing the full array of concepts, methods and numerical tools needed to calculate different types of structures: beams, plates, sheets, etc. Students are also introduced to constitutive equations that define the behaviour of materials and therefore their structural response.Second, the programme covers horizontal content related to the mechanics of continuous media and the use of numerical techniques to solve problems. Study focuses on the numerical solution (linear and nonlinear) of equations related to heat transmission, fracture mechanics and some complex industrial processes (filling of moulds, sheet metal stamping, laminating, forging, etc.) and Navier-Stokes equations, among other topics. This dual approach makes the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis, which covers both the mechanics of continuous media and structure theory, unique at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.Programme objectivesThe objective of the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis is to develop high-quality researchers in the field of structural analysis, conceived in its broadest sense within the mechanics of continuous media, and in the application of numerical techniques (mainly finite elements) in this area. The programme focuses on two basic aspects of structural analysis:• Methodology• ApplicationsMethodologyIn this dimension, the objectives of the programme are as follows:• To provide students with a deeper knowledge of the most commonly used structural materials and their numerical treatment: two and three-dimensional continuous media, beams, plates and sheets• To develop and extend students’ knowledge and understanding of constitutive equations for materials that can be used to analyse their behaviour• To introduce students to the numerical treatment of differential and integral equations that govern the structural behaviour of materials• To use various numerical solution methods to analyse equations resulting from discretisation of the continuum, including coupling and interaction problems.ApplicationsAs soon as students have acquired the basic knowledge indicated above, they must choose a specialisation based on the objectives of their doctoral thesis. In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis covers the following fields:- Structural engineering, including seismic analysis, structural pathologies, numerical analysis of composite and functional materials, etc.- Solving multiphysical problems: thermomechanical analysis, fluid-structure interaction, etc.- Numerical simulation of industrial processes: additive manufacturing, rolling, welding, forging, solidification, deep drawing, etc.External collaborationsPractically all top-tier universities in the Americas, Europe and Asia with doctoral-level civil engineering programmes (environmental, mechanical or materials) offer doctoral degrees related to structural analysis. Professors in the UPC’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering maintain close relations in research-related areas with many professors at these universities, resulting in joint papers and coordinated research projects. These contacts also facilitate exchanges and periods of mobility for professors and students and participation in the examination committees of various national programmes.MobilityDoctoral students will have opportunities to undertake periods of mobility at institutions abroad to carry out research activities and/or participate in conferences that are directly related to their thesis or cover other topics of interest for their training and development. Mobility is facilitated by research projects carried out through the Department, in collaboration with related research centres (e.g. the International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering), and within the framework of European consortia and other international projects.Quality awardThe doctoral programme in Structural Analysis has been recognised with a quality award given by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science following assessment by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (quality award code MCD2005-00341; awarded/renewed for 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008). Read less
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
Read more de Catalunya. The programme was created to produce doctoral graduates in the field of continuous media mechanics and theory of structures. This is a unique area of activity at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. The design of the programme reflects two strategic orientations. First, it has a strong international dimension to encourage the participation of many students. Professors from Latin America, European countries, Asia and Africa are involved in teaching. Second, the conceptual design of the programme and the scientific content it focuses on closely reflect the challenges and innovation-related problems that Spanish and European industry face as they seek to improve their competitiveness in a global context. One aspect of the programme’s international focus is the regular collaboration of internationally renowned professors in its delivery:Dr S. Idelsohn (ICREA), Research Professor at CIMNE, SpainDr C. Felippa, University of Colorado at Boulder, USADr R. Löhner, University of Washington, USADr J. Rojek, Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Academy of Sciences, PolandDr F. Armero, University of Berkeley, USADr S. Botello, University of Guanajuato, MexicoDr J. Hurtado, National University of ColombiaDr M. Cerrolaza, Central University of VenezuelaThe programme also has close links with other universities and with companies in RDI. Professors and students work with a large number of companies on RDI projects within the framework of joint projects funded by national and EU research bodies. In the last five years, professors and students on the programme have participated in numerous research projects selected through competitive calls under national and EU programmes.Rationale for the programmeIn recent decades, major technological advances have facilitated deeper and more effective approaches and methods in structural analysis. This has been achieved in part thanks to more powerful and precise calculation tools but also because specialists in the field are being called on to solve increasingly complex problems facing society.In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis meets two needs. First, it introduces vertical content related to analysis and calculation of structures. This means studying and analysing the full array of concepts, methods and numerical tools needed to calculate different types of structures: beams, plates, sheets, etc. Students are also introduced to constitutive equations that define the behaviour of materials and therefore their structural response.Second, the programme covers horizontal content related to the mechanics of continuous media and the use of numerical techniques to solve problems. Study focuses on the numerical solution (linear and nonlinear) of equations related to heat transmission, fracture mechanics and some complex industrial processes (filling of moulds, sheet metal stamping, laminating, forging, etc.) and Navier-Stokes equations, among other topics. This dual approach makes the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis, which covers both the mechanics of continuous media and structure theory, unique at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.Programme objectivesThe objective of the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis is to develop high-quality researchers in the field of structural analysis, conceived in its broadest sense within the mechanics of continuous media, and in the application of numerical techniques (mainly finite elements) in this area. The programme focuses on two basic aspects of structural analysis:• Methodology• ApplicationsMethodologyIn this dimension, the objectives of the programme are as follows:• To provide students with a deeper knowledge of the most commonly used structural materials and their numerical treatment: two and three-dimensional continuous media, beams, plates and sheets• To develop and extend students’ knowledge and understanding of constitutive equations for materials that can be used to analyse their behaviour• To introduce students to the numerical treatment of differential and integral equations that govern the structural behaviour of materials• To use various numerical solution methods to analyse equations resulting from discretisation of the continuum, including coupling and interaction problems.ApplicationsAs soon as students have acquired the basic knowledge indicated above, they must choose a specialisation based on the objectives of their doctoral thesis. In this context, the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis covers the following fields:- Structural engineering, including seismic analysis, structural pathologies, numerical analysis of composite and functional materials, etc.- Solving multiphysical problems: thermomechanical analysis, fluid-structure interaction, etc.- Numerical simulation of industrial processes: additive manufacturing, rolling, welding, forging, solidification, deep drawing, etc.External collaborationsPractically all top-tier universities in the Americas, Europe and Asia with doctoral-level civil engineering programmes (environmental, mechanical or materials) offer doctoral degrees related to structural analysis. Professors in the UPC’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering maintain close relations in research-related areas with many professors at these universities, resulting in joint papers and coordinated research projects. These contacts also facilitate exchanges and periods of mobility for professors and students and participation in the examination committees of various national programmes.MobilityDoctoral students will have opportunities to undertake periods of mobility at institutions abroad to carry out research activities and/or participate in conferences that are directly related to their thesis or cover other topics of interest for their training and development. Mobility is facilitated by research projects carried out through the Department, in collaboration with related research centres (e.g. the International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering), and within the framework of European consortia and other international projects.Quality awardThe doctoral programme in Structural Analysis has been recognised with a quality award given by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science following assessment by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (quality award code MCD2005-00341; awarded/renewed for 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008). Read less
Admission Requirements
Specific admission requirements
Students who have completed one of the following UPC master's degrees qualify for direct admission to the doctoral programme in Structural Analysis and will not be required to take any bridging courses.
- Master's degree in Civil Engineering
- Master's degree in Numerical Methods in Engineering
- Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Computational Mechanics
The academic committee may recognise other master's degrees or postgraduate studies in the sciences as equivalent to the qualifications listed above. For the recognition of degree equivalency, the academic committee for the programme will assess to what extent the qualification in question corresponds to one of the masters degrees listed above in terms of the number of credits and the subjects studied. The academic standing of the institution that awarded the degree will also be considered. Students who hold a master's degree or have completed postgraduate studies recognised by the UPC as equivalent to one of the masters degree’s specified above will be admitted to the doctoral programme automatically.
The academic committee will consider applications from students who do not meet these requirements on a case-by-case basis. In general, preference will be given to applicants who hold a master's degree in the sciences as defined in the Bologna Process guidelines.
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Master's degree in Applied Telecommunications and Engineering Management (MASTEAM)
Master's degree in Artificial Intelligence
Master's degree in Artificial Intelligence
Master's degree in Automatic Control and Robotics
Master's degree in Automatic Control and Robotics
Master's degree in Automatic Systems and Industrial Electronics Engineering
Master's degree in Automatic Systems and Industrial Electronics Engineering
Master's degree in Automatic Systems and Industrial Electronics Engineering
Master's degree in Automatic Systems and Industrial Electronics Engineering
Master's degree in Automotive Engineering
Master's degree in Automotive Engineering
Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering
Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering
Master's degree in Chemical Engineering
Master's degree in Chemical Engineering
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Master's degree in Computer Vision
Master's degree in Computer Vision
Master's degree in Cybersecurity
Master's degree in Cybersecurity
Master's degree in Data Science
Master's degree in Data Science
Master's degree in Electric Power Systems and Drives
Master's degree in Electric Power Systems and Drives
Master's degree in Electronic Engineering (MEE)
Master's degree in Electronic Engineering (MEE)
Master's degree in Energy Engineering
Master's degree in Energy Engineering
Master's degree in Engineering Physics
Master's degree in Engineering Physics
Master's degree in Environmental Engineering
Master's degree in Environmental Engineering
Master's degree in Geotechnical Engineering
Master's degree in Geotechnical Engineering
Master's degree in Industrial Engineering
Master's degree in Industrial Engineering
Master's degree in Industrial Engineering
Master's degree in Industrial Engineering
Master's degree in Informatics Engineering
Master's degree in Informatics Engineering
Master's degree in Innovation and Research in Informatics (MIRI)
Master's degree in Innovation and Research in Informatics (MIRI)
Master's degree in Interdisciplinary and Innovative Engineering
Master's degree in Interdisciplinary and Innovative Engineering
Master's degree in Management Engineering
Master's degree in Management Engineering
Master's degree in Management Engineering
Master's degree in Management Engineering
Master's degree in Mining Engineering
Master's degree in Mining Engineering
Master's degree in Natural Resources Engineering
Master's degree in Natural Resources Engineering
Master's degree in Nautical Science and Maritime Transport Management
Master's degree in Nautical Science and Maritime Transport Management
Master's degree in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
Master's degree in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
Master's degree in Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation
Master's degree in Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation
Master's degree in Nuclear Engineering
Master's degree in Nuclear Engineering
Master's degree in Numerical Methods in Engineering
Master's degree in Numerical Methods in Engineering
Master's degree in Paper and Graphics Technology
Master's degree in Paper and Graphics Technology
Master's degree in Photonics
Master's degree in Photonics
Master's degree in Quantum Science and Technology
Master's degree in Quantum Science and Technology
Master's degree in Research in Mechanical Engineering
Master's degree in Research in Mechanical Engineering
Master's degree in Space and Aeronautical Engineering
Master's degree in Space and Aeronautical Engineering
Master's degree in Structural Analysis of Monuments and Historical Constructions (SAHC)
Master's degree in Structural Analysis of Monuments and Historical Constructions (SAHC)
Master's degree in Structural and Construction Engineering
Master's degree in Structural and Construction Engineering
Master's degree in Technology and Engineering Management
Master's degree in Technology and Engineering Management
Master's degree in Telecommunications Engineering (MET)
Master's degree in Telecommunications Engineering (MET)
Master's degree in Textile Design and Technology
Master's degree in Textile Design and Technology
Master's degree in Thermal Engineering
Master's degree in Thermal Engineering
Master's degree in Urban Mobility
Master's degree in Urban Mobility
Master's degree in the Management and Operation of Marine Energy Facilities
Master's degree in the Management and Operation of Marine Energy Facilities
Nautical and Marine Engineering and Naval Radio-Electronics
Nautical and Marine Engineering and Naval Radio-Electronics
Life Sciences and Medicine (3)
Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Bio and Pharmaceutical Materials Science (BIOPHAM)
Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Bio and Pharmaceutical Materials Science (BIOPHAM)
Master's degree in Occupational Health and Safety
Master's degree in Occupational Health and Safety
Master's degree in Optometry and Vision Sciences
Master's degree in Optometry and Vision Sciences
Natural Sciences (10)
Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Flood Risk Management
Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Flood Risk Management
Master's degree in Advanced Materials Science and Engineering
Master's degree in Advanced Materials Science and Engineering
Master's degree in Advanced Mathematics and Mathematical Engineering (MAMME)
Master's degree in Advanced Mathematics and Mathematical Engineering (MAMME)
Master's degree in Aquaculture
Master's degree in Aquaculture
Master's degree in Atomistic and Multiscale Computational Modelling in Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Master's degree in Atomistic and Multiscale Computational Modelling in Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Master's degree in Enabling Technologies for the Food and Bioprocessing Industry (KET4FOOD+BIO)
Master's degree in Enabling Technologies for the Food and Bioprocessing Industry (KET4FOOD+BIO)
Master's degree in Oceanography and Marine Management
Master's degree in Oceanography and Marine Management
Master's degree in Pure and Applied Logic
Master's degree in Pure and Applied Logic
Master's degree in Sustainability Science and Technology
Master's degree in Sustainability Science and Technology
Master's degree in Sustainable Intervention in the Built Environment (MISMeC)
Master's degree in Sustainable Intervention in the Built Environment (MISMeC)
Others (7)
Doctoral program in ERASMUS MUNDUS IN ENVIRONOMICAL PATHWAYS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SERVICES (SELECT+)
Doctoral program in ERASMUS MUNDUS IN ENVIRONOMICAL PATHWAYS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SERVICES (SELECT+)
Doctoral program in ERASMUS MUNDUS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (IT4BI – DC)
Doctoral program in ERASMUS MUNDUS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE (IT4BI – DC)
Master's degree in Electronic Engineering (MEE)
Master's degree in Electronic Engineering (MEE)
Master's degree in Natural Resources Engineering
Master's degree in Natural Resources Engineering
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching (Mathematics specialisation)
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching (Mathematics specialisation)
Master's degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies
Master's degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies
Social Sciences and Management (4)
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching (Mathematics specialisation)
Master's degree in Secondary and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching (Mathematics specialisation)
Master's degree in Statistics and Operations Research
Master's degree in Statistics and Operations Research
Master's degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies
Master's degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies
Arts and Humanities (7)
Doctoral program in Architectural, Building Construction and Urbanism Technology
Doctoral program in Architectural, Building Construction and Urbanism Technology
Doctoral program in Architectural, Civil and Urban Heritage and Refurbishment of Existing Buildings
Doctoral program in Architectural, Civil and Urban Heritage and Refurbishment of Existing Buildings
Doctoral program in Architecture, Energy and Environment
Doctoral program in Architecture, Energy and Environment
Doctoral program in Theory and History of Architecture
Doctoral program in Theory and History of Architecture
Doctoral program in Urban and Architectural Management and Valuation
Doctoral program in Urban and Architectural Management and Valuation
Doctoral program in Urbanism
Doctoral program in Urbanism
Doctoral programme in Architectural Design
Business and Management (2)
Doctoral program in Business Administration and Management
Doctoral program in Business Administration and Management
Doctoral program in Supply Chain and Operations Management
Doctoral program in Supply Chain and Operations Management
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Doctoral program in Aerospace Science and Technology
Doctoral program in Aerospace Science and Technology
Doctoral program in Artificial Intelligence
Doctoral program in Artificial Intelligence
Doctoral program in Automatic Control, Robotics and Vision
Doctoral program in Automatic Control, Robotics and Vision
Doctoral program in Biomedical Engineering
Doctoral program in Biomedical Engineering
Doctoral program in Chemical Process Engineering
Doctoral program in Chemical Process Engineering
Doctoral program in Civil Engineering
Doctoral program in Civil Engineering
Doctoral program in Computational and Applied Physics
Doctoral program in Computer Architecture
Doctoral program in Construction Engineering
Doctoral program in Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics
Doctoral program in Electric Energy Systems
Doctoral program in Electrical Engineering
Doctoral program in Electronic Engineering
Doctoral program in Environmental Engineering
Doctoral program in Materials Science and Engineering
Doctoral program in Mechanical Engineering, Fluids and Aeronautics
Doctoral program in Network Engineering
Doctoral program in Nuclear and Ionizing Radiations Engineering
Doctoral program in Optical Engineering
Doctoral program in Polymers and Biopolymers
Doctoral program in Signal Theory and Communications
Doctoral program in Structural Analysis
Doctoral program in Textile and Paper Engineering
Doctoral program in Thermal Engineering
Life Sciences and Medicine (2)
Doctoral program in Agri-food Technology and Biotechnology
Doctoral program in Agri-food Technology and Biotechnology
Doctoral program in Bioinformatics
Doctoral program in Bioinformatics
Natural Sciences (5)
Doctoral program in Applied Mathematics
Doctoral program in Applied Mathematics
Doctoral program in Marine Sciences
Doctoral program in Marine Sciences
Doctoral program in Natural Resources and Environment
Doctoral program in Natural Resources and Environment
Doctoral program in Photonics
Doctoral program in Photonics
Doctoral program in Sustainability
Doctoral program in Sustainability
Social Sciences and Management (1)
Doctoral program in Statistics and Operations Research
Doctoral program in Statistics and Operations Research