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Insinööri (ylempi AMK), kestävä rakentaminen, Lappeenranta

LAB University of Applied Sciences · Lahti, Finland

Master'sUniversity of Applied Sciences🌉 Civil & Structural Engineering

About the programme

The aim of the sustainable construction programme leading to a Master's degree in Engineering (YAMK) at a university of applied sciences is for students to understand the principles of sustainability and the opportunities for implementing the circular economy as part of construction industry processes. The programme's perspective is both technical and business-oriented. Digitalisation is a key part of the programme and an important tool in implementing sustainable construction.

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

Key facts

Degree
Master's
Institution
LAB University of Applied Sciences (University of Applied Sciences)
Location
Lahti
Language of instruction
Finnish
Standard duration
2 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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