COURSES

Introduction

An MSc in Infrastructure Engineering and Management is a postgraduate degree program that focuses on the design, construction, and management of infrastructure projects, such as roads, bridges, buildings, water and sewage systems, and energy and transportation systems. These programs typically combine coursework in engineering principles and project management with hands-on training in the design and analysis of infrastructure systems. Students in these programs may also have the opportunity to gain practical experience through internships or capstone projects.

Objectives

• To equip students with a solid understanding of engineering principles and project management, as well as the technical abilities required to build and analyze infrastructure systems.
• Students will be prepared to take on leadership roles in infrastructure project design, construction, and management.
• To teach students about the value of sustainability and the application of green technology in infrastructure design and construction.
• To provide students with hands-on experience through internships or capstone projects, allowing them to apply their knowledge and abilities in real-world contexts.

Syllabus

First Semester 

Course Code	Course Title	Credit hours
MNG 604	Transportation Policy	3
TRE 611	Transportation Networking	3
TRE 612	Principles of Transportation Engineering	3
TRE 613	Traffic Engineering	3
	Elective I	3

Second Semester 

Course Code	Course Title	Credit hours
TRE 621	Transport Planning Methods	3
MNG 622	Transportation Economics	3
TRE  622	Transport Planning Studio	3
	Elective II	3
	Elective III	3

Third Semester 

Course code	Courses Title	Credit hours
MNG 709	Research Methods	3
TRE 712	Transport Safety	3
MNG 605	Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management	3
	Elective IV	3
	Elective V	3

Fourth Semester 

Course Code	Courses Title	Credit hours
TRE 721	Thesis	15

 

Scope and career 

An MSc in Infrastructure Engineering and Management curriculum encompasses the design, development, and management of a wide range of infrastructure projects. Professionals with this degree may work on the following sorts of infrastructure projects: roads, highways, and bridges. Buildings and other structures, Water and sewer systems, and Energy systems include power plants and renewable energy systems. Transit systems, such as airports, ports, and public transit networks.

An MSc in Infrastructure Engineering and Management curriculum encompasses the design, development, and management of a wide range of infrastructure projects.