MSc in Structural Engineering

MSc in Structural Engineering at Mid-West University is a two-year program designed to advance technical expertise in civil and structural engineering, preparing graduates for high-level roles in design, analysis, and research.

Description
This master’s program focuses on advanced structural engineering concepts, analysis, and design techniques, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Students develop expertise in structural systems, construction materials, earthquake-resistant design, and project management. The curriculum prepares graduates for leadership roles in engineering firms, construction projects, and research institutions. Admission is based on merit, including performance in the university’s entrance examination and prior academic record in civil engineering.

Program Features

• Advanced study in structural analysis, design, and materials
• Emphasis on practical and research-oriented learning
• Internship and project opportunities
• Merit-based admission with entrance examination
• Prepares for professional and academic career in structural engineering

Eligibility
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.0.

Admission Criteria
Entrance examination by the School of Engineering; merit list prioritizes total score and subject-specific marks in English, Math, Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Transportation Engineering, and Water Supply & Sanitary Engineering.

Fee Structure

• Scholarship student: Total NRs 50,000
• Full fee student: Total NRs 2,74,160
• Sponsored student: Total NRs 3,81,080
• Entrance test and application fee: NRs 2,500