Career Opportunities & Professional PathwaysThe Master of Engineering is a research-based postgraduate qualification at NQF Level 9, aiming towards the development of a candidate’s ability to conduct independent scientific and technological investigations and interpret the results to lead to advanced problem-solving capabilities in practice. The programme prepares candidates for research careers in specialisation fields of civil engineering and areas that would potentially benefit from advanced engineering skills. Career pathways include:
Thesis Evaluation of different soil shear strength testing proceduresView on CUT Scholar →Thesis Application of the ecorce m tool to investigate pavement premature failureView on CUT Scholar →Thesis Developing strategies for sustainable groundwater management in rural areasView on CUT Scholar →Thesis Influence of different silica sources as an alternative to conventional cementView on CUT Scholar →Thesis Analysis of the water balance in the Caledon river catchmentView on CUT Scholar → |
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Masters : Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering
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Campus |
Duration of Programme |
SAQA Credits |
NQF Level |
| Bloemfontein Campus |
1 year (Minimum; full-time) or 2 years (Minimum; part-time) or 2 year (Maximum; full time) or 4 years (Maximum; part-time) |
180 |
9 |
| Minimum Credits Required: 180 | |||
Programme-Specific RequirementsMinimum Prior QualificationAn appropriate professional Bachelor’s Degree (BSc Eng or BEng), Honours Degree (BEngTech Hons), or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering (or a relevant discipline) at NQF Level 8 from an ECSA-accredited programme in South Africa. Required Academic Performance
Programme Regulations & Structure
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