M.E. in Green Infrastructure Engineering at Kathmandu University, M.E. in Green Infrastructure Engineering Colleges in Nepal

M.E. In Green Infrastructure Engineering

Affiliated to: Kathmandu University

About Course

Course Title : M.E. In Green Infrastructure Engineering
Category/Level : Masters
Course Duration (months) : 24 months
Affiliated to : Kathmandu University

Course Description:

Kathmandu University M.E. in Green Infrastructure Engineering program is designed to prepare engineers to build climate-resilient, sustainable infrastructure. The program places strong emphasis on green and nature-based infrastructure solutions.

Through this program, Kathmandu University aims to equip engineers with the knowledge and skills to develop sustainable, resilient infrastructure for the future.

The program offers several distinctive features, including a focus on Green and Nature-Based Infrastructure, integration of Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction, and application of Life Cycle Assessment and Circular Economy principles.

Program Highlights
- Focus on Green & Nature-Based Infrastructure
- Integration of Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction
- Application of Life Cycle Assessment & Circular Economy principles
- Strong emphasis on Research, Field Studies & Practical Projects
- 60-Credit Curriculum Structure: 18 Credits Core Courses, 27 Credits Interdepartmental Electives & 15-Credit Thesis
- Flexible & Customizable Study Plan allowing students to design their own interdisciplinary curriculum

Admission info

Nepalese and international applicants who have completed a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, environmental engineering, architecture, or related engineering disciplines are eligible to apply.

Candidates must meet the minimum academic requirements set by Kathmandu University regulations, and final eligibility will be determined in accordance with the university's postgraduate admission regulations, as per the academic calendar.

Syllabus

The course places strong emphasis on research, field studies, and practical projects. The curriculum follows a 60-credit structure comprising 18 credits of core courses, 27 credits of interdepartmental electives, and a 15-credit thesis. Students also benefit from a flexible, customizable study plan that enables them to design their own interdisciplinary curriculum.