University College of Borås
Master's Programme in Resource Recovery: Sustainable Civil Engineering
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See the degree grade →A 120-credit, full‑time master’s designed around resource recovery within sustainable civil engineering practice. Suited to students aiming to deepen technical and systemic understanding of resource-efficient infrastructure and waste-to-resource strategies in a civil engineering context.
What you'll study
The official page identifies the programme by its focus on resource recovery and sustainable civil engineering and specifies a full‑time curriculum totalling 120 credits. Beyond that title and the overall credit load, the publicly listed course page references the programme syllabus document for detailed course structure and module content.
Entry requirements
The course listing gives the start term and contact points but does not specify entry qualifications on the page itself; applicants should consult the programme syllabus or contact the Faculty (a1@hb.se) for exact academic and language requirements.
Career prospects
The programme title indicates preparation for roles that combine civil engineering with resource‑recovery and sustainability objectives. For concrete occupational outcomes and labour market information, applicants should review the programme syllabus or discuss with the Study and Career Counsellors at the university.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
The programme page does not list scholarships. Prospective students should enquire with the university’s admissions or international office and review published scholarship opportunities; the Faculty contact above can direct specific funding queries.
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