MSc Infrastructure Engineering and Management

Two-year, four-semester TU–IOE master’s program focused on infrastructure planning, engineering design, project management, and high-level civil-engineering problem solving.
Program emphasizes advanced structural analysis, geotechnical engineering, water-resources planning, infrastructure policy, disaster and climate risk, and project-management competencies. Curriculum integrates core engineering theory, analytical modeling, software-based design, organizational management, group projects, and a major research thesis. Total program load: 60 credits (40 course credits + 4 project credits + 16 thesis credits).

Curricular structure (table)

Features
• Four-semester, 60-credit program
• Strong integration of structural, geotechnical, water-resources, and infrastructure-management fields
• Dedicated project work + major thesis
• Emphasis on planning, decision-making, and engineering software skills
• Designed for industry, academic, and research-oriented civil-engineering careers

Eligibility
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering / Agriculture / Forestry / Science (4-year program)
• Above-average grades as required by IOE Faculty Board
• Minimum qualifying score in IOE entrance examination
• Equivalence required for non-TU degrees

Admission criteria
• Online application submission within IOE deadlines
• Entrance fee payment via bank voucher
• Voucher number entry in online form
• Selection of correct entrance stream
• Complete form with required fields
• Upload color photo + ID (citizenship, passport, or last exam admit card)
• Any edits require a paid correction process (higher fee for name/photo/ID changes)

Seat / quota distribution (per campus, total 20)
• Regular Merit: 5
• IOE Reserved: 1
• Full Fee: 6
• Sponsored: 8
• One female-reserved seat in Regular + one female-reserved seat in Full Fee
• IOE reserved priority: permanent faculty → contract faculty (≥5 years) → if none, moves to Full Fee
• Sponsored quota priority: government & govt-owned organizations → other organizations
• 1/4 of sponsored seats reserved for foreign students
• Unclaimed sponsored/foreign seats transferred to Full Fee category

Job prospects
• Infrastructure engineer
• Project manager / construction manager
• Structural or geotechnical design engineer
• Water-resources and climate-resilience planner
• Disaster-risk and resilience specialist
• Consultant roles in government, development agencies, and engineering firms
• Research and academic positions