Structural Engineering

Postgraduate Specialist Study in Structural Engineering, through 12 offered courses, enables the acquisition of knowledge and competencies in the field of designing, construction, maintenance, and renovation of load-bearing structures. The courses are led by instructors from the Department of Structural Engineering, including the Chairs of Concrete and Masonry Structures, Wooden Structures, and Metal Structures.

The module consists of four compulsory subjects covering contemporary insights into structural modeling using highly specialized computer programs, as well as specific knowledge of advanced calculations of special concrete, steel, wooden, and masonry structures. Elective courses offer the opportunity for additional specialization in the areas of renovation of masonry and concrete structures, as well as structural aspects of protecting cultural heritage. Furthermore, participants have the opportunity to acquire knowledge and competencies related to the complex behavior of aluminum structures, integral prestressed structures, reinforced and prestressed concrete structures, as well as composite structures and box girders. The focus is on acquiring knowledge about the behavior of structures in extraordinary computational situations, occurring during construction (assembly phase) and building use (exceptional actions and fire computational situations).

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