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Bachelor of Engineering, Civil Engineering and Building Services (CEBS), Metropolia University of Applied Sciences

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences · Helsinki, Finland

Bachelor'sUniversity of Applied Sciences🌉 Civil & Structural Engineering

About the programme

An international 4-year (240 ECTS) Bachelor of Engineering programme on Civil Engineering and Building Services. On second year student can choose Civil Engineering or Building Services specialization option. This curriculum prepares students for the profession of civil engineer or HVAC engineer, most of whom will initially work as site engineers, possibly progressing to similar specialist or managerial roles.

Description: Opintopolku / Studyinfo.fi (Finnish National Agency for Education) (CC BY 4.0).

Key facts

Degree
Bachelor's
Institution
Metropolia University of Applied Sciences (University of Applied Sciences)
Location
Helsinki
Language of instruction
English
Standard duration
3 years
Study mode
Full-time

About Civil & Structural Engineering

Bridges, buildings, tunnels, water and transport infrastructure.

Where it leads

Civil engineer · Structural engineer · Construction manager · Transport engineer

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Source: Opintopolku / Studyinfo.fi (Finnish National Agency for Education) (CC BY 4.0). As of October 10, 2026. The assignment to fields is ours. Check the details with the institution before you apply.

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