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Caen
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Fri. 09/01/2026
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The Master of Science in Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management (CoMEM+) is a Erasmus Mundus programme coordinated by NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) and offered in partnership with BUILDERS Engineering school, the University of Caen Normandie, the University of Genoa (Italy) and the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (Spain).
This programme of excellence trains engineers capable of meeting the needs of major environmental, technical and social challenges related to coastal and maritime areas. Students develop a sustainable, innovative, ethical and economically viable approach in a demanding international context.
The course includes :
A joint semester at NTNU (Norway)
Two semesters at partner universities depending on your chosen specialism
A master's thesis produced in one of the consortium's establishments
Graduates obtain a joint, double or multiple degrees, recognised by the partner institutions. The programme is supported by Erasmus Mundus label, It is a guarantee of academic quality and international openness. It includes project visits, expert contributions, possible internships and a strong links with players in the sector.
Students on the programme can benefit from Erasmus Mundus CoMEM+ scholarship covering accommodation, travel and study costs. If the grant is not awarded, other Erasmus+ mobility grants may be applied for. New: no tuition fees required.
The programme is aimed at holders of a Bachelor's degree (BSc) in civil, marine, coastal or environmental engineering or related disciplines, with a minimum of 30 ECTS in mathematics/statistics. A good level of English is required (minimum C on the ECTS scale).
By joining BUILDERS École d'ingénieurs as part of the CoMEM+ programme, students benefit from teaching excellence in sustainable construction engineering, a multicultural environment and strong links with the professional world. Our Normandy campus, close to the coast, offers an ideal setting for tackling the practical challenges of maritime engineering.
The CoMEM+ master's degree is supported by a consortium of five European partners renowned for their expertise in coastal, maritime and environmental engineering. Each institution brings a complementary specialisation, offering students a rich, international and multidisciplinary training programme:
The French-style civil engineering graduate is recognised the world over for his or her ability to work in a variety of cultural contexts, to collaborate with multicultural teams and to understand the international challenges of projects. Thanks to this experience, BUILDERS graduates are highly sought after by construction companies all over the world.
