The "Water and Wind Engineering" master's degree is part of the "Risk and Environment" masters. It offers a comprehensive introduction to the broad field of environmental fluid mechanics, before offering a specialisation in water or wind engineering. The projections related to climate change all suggest that extreme events are likely to become more frequent and more intense. There is therefore a permanent need for highly qualified engineers capable of understanding and modelling these phenomena in all their complexity. |
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Master 1: Bachelor's degree in a scientific subject related to the Master's topics. English level B2.
Master 2: Successful M1 in a subject related to the Master's topics. English level B2.
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