Description of the programme: 

The undergraduate Civil Engineering programme at the University of Pécs is structured to provide students with a comprehensive academic foundation and a broad spectrum of professional competencies within the field of civil engineering. The programme prepares graduates to perform both fundamental and advanced tasks related to civil engineering construction, structural analysis, and design. 

Particular emphasis is placed on the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical application, enabling students to develop analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills relevant to contemporary engineering practice. The curriculum further fosters the ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively, while also cultivating leadership and communication skills essential for multidisciplinary technical environments. 

Successful completion of the bachelor’s programme qualifies graduates for continued studies at the master’s level. The programme is distinguished by its practice-oriented teaching methodology, the incorporation of modern engineering technologies, and its international academic environment. Situated in the historic university city of Pécs, the programme offers students an intellectually stimulating and culturally diverse setting conducive to both academic and professional development. 

Keywords: 

Mechanics of load-bearing structures, structural design, concrete structures, steel structures, timber structures, computer-aided design, geoinformatics, geotechnology, infrastructure, road- and railway construction, public utilities, water management, construction methods, organization of construction, construction management, sustainability 

Location of the education: University of Pécs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, Institute of Smart Technology and Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, Boszorkány str. 2, H-7624 Pécs, Hungary 

Month of entry: September 

For more information send your questions to international@mik.pte.hu and visit Centre for International Programmes and Relations website.