Master of Science – 100% English MSc – Built Environments and Infrastructures

The MSc Built Environments and Infrastructures (MSc BEI) is an English-taught programme designed to prepare engineers to work on complex projects across the built environment and infrastructure sectors. The programme combines a common core, an orientation semester, a major semester, and a final Master thesis. It can be followed as a full 2-year or 1-year track, and several semesters are also open to exchange students from partner institutions.

• Design and manage sustainable built environment and infrastructure projects.
• Integrate environmental performance, life-cycle thinking and resilience into engineering decisions.
• Work effectively in an international and multidisciplinary context (programme taught in English).
• Deliver professional-level outputs through projects, a BET internship and a Master thesis linked to real-world cases.

• 2-year track (Bac+3 entry): S1 Common core + S2 Orientation + 12-week BET internship + S3 Major + S4 Master thesis
• 1-year track (Bac+4 entry): Direct entry into S3 Major + S4 Master thesis

• S1 – Fundamentals of the Built Environment (Common core)
• S2 – Orientation semester: SBB (Sustainable Building Engineering using BIM) or MEE (Marine Environmental Engineering) or TDS (Sustainable Transport and Distribution Systems Engineering)
• S3 – Majors: Building Life-Cycle Management; Blue Growth and Infrastructures; Shore Management; Water Cycle Management: Infrastructure, Treatment and Environment; Rail Road Bridges
• S4 – Master thesis

A June summer school format can be linked from the MSc landing page to strengthen international exposure and project-based learning through an intensive workshop.

In the 2-year track, students complete a 12-week internship in a design office between Year 1 and Year 2 to apply design and construction methods in a professional context and prepare their S3 major and Master thesis.

S4 is dedicated to the Master thesis, combining a company mission with a written thesis and an oral defence.