& Course on Offer MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING ERING ONGWEDIVA Campus FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIRST INTAKE: 21 JULY 2014 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 25 APRIL 2014 The Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology of the University of Namibia (UNAM) in Ongwediva will launch its Master of Science degree programme in Civil Engineering (MSc Civil Engineering), on 21 July 2014. The MSc Civil Engineering programme has three areas of specialisation, namely: Structures; Transport and Water. However, for the first intake, only the Structures option and the Transport option will be launched. The MSc Civil Engineering programme consists of advanced taught courses plus one year of research and thesis at NQF Level 9. The minimum duration of the programme is two (2) years of full time study or three (3) years of part time study. The entry requirement is a B.Eng. or B.Sc (Civil Engineering) degree, Upper Second. Those who specialise in the Structures option will be able to plan, analyse and design civil engineering structures such as houses, high rise buildings, high volume containers, bridges, storage silos, amongst others. Those who specialise in the Transport option will be able to plan sustainable transport systems, design safe e roads, railway systems, supervise road construction, design airport runways, manage harbours and seaports with associated transport logistics. The German Government through the e GIZ Transport Sector in Namibia supports the Department ent of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Ongwediva Campus, which runs the MSc Civil Engineering degree programme. The department has well equipped teaching research g an and d re rese se ear arch ch laboratories and a number of key professors. orrs.. Prospective candidates for the MSc Civil E Engineering ngin ng nee eering rriing g degree programme may collect application plica catti tion fforms orrms o from UNAM Main Campus or from other c campuses and am mpuses es an nd complete the application. Applicants should clearly indicate the option in which they would like to specialise, i.e. Structures or Transport, as well as the mode of study, i.e. Full-time (Ongwediva Campus) or Part-time (Windhoek, School of Medicine). Completed application forms and proof of payment of N$100 application fee should be submitted to Student Records at the Main Campus or to Cashiers at other UNAM campuses. For further information, please contact: Faculty Officer, School of Postgraduate Studies: Tel: (+264 61) 206 4615 Fax: (+264 61) 206 3290 Email: [email protected] Faculty Officer, Faculty of Engineering and IT: Tel: (+264 65) 232 4004 Fax: (+264 65) 232 4085 Email: [email protected]