Master of Science in Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management

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The EMJM in Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management (CoMEM+) is a unique international 2-year MSc programme with European Mobility comprising a minimum of 120 ECTS. It is jointly offered by five leading European universities: 1) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway; 2) Caen Institute of Civil Engineering and Construction (ESITC), France; 3) Technical University of Catalonia (UPC), Spain; 4) University of Caen Normandy (UNICAEN), France; and 5) University of Genova (UNIGE), Italy. There is a common first semester at NTNU in Norway, and thereafter students spend two semesters at two different partner institutions before they return to write their master theses at one of the institutions they visited. There are three distinct tracks: 1) Future Ports and Waterways; 2) Coastal Environmental Engineering; and 3) Shore management. These tracks offer unique competences and build on the complementary strengths of the partners’ local Master programmes. Students will study key issues that focus on sustainable, environmentally friendly, legally, and economically acceptable solutions for the multiple challenges relevant to the CoMEM+ field. The programme’s mobility offers the opportunity to gain unique experience of geographically diverse coastal and marine environments and issues. Knowledge will be acquired on the most advanced tools and techniques appropriate for the present and future challenges in CoMEM+ field. The aim of CoMEM+ is to address these challenges and provide highly qualified engineers trained across Europe’s top institutions. Applicants must hold a university BSc degree in Civil Engineering, Coastal Engineering, Ocean Engineering or Environmental Engineering (must have at least 30 ECTS within the fields of mathematics/statistics). Students who successfully complete the programme will be awarded a joint master’s degree, subject to ratification before 2023.

You'll leave ScholAfrik to apply with CoMEM+ Erasmus Mundus consortium.