MSc. in Disaster Risk Engineering
Program Overview
Equip yourself with the skills to mitigate, prepare for, and recover from natural disasters. A crucial program for the Himalayan region focusing on risk reduction
Program Objective: Equip experts to tackle disaster risk reduction using scientific, technical, and socio-economic perspectives.
Program Duration: Two-year program divided into four semesters.
Credits: 44 credits from 11 courses and a 16-credit thesis.
Core Courses: Earthquake Risk Management, Emergency Planning, GIS, Flood Engineering, and Research Methodology.
Elective Courses: Includes Climate Change Adaptation, Urban Risk Management, Disaster Law, and Community-Based Disaster Management.
Project Work and Thesis: Completed in the fourth semester on a relevant topic.
Entry Requirements: Four-year Bachelor’s in Science (Natural or Applied) or BE from a recognized university.
Curriculum Highlights
Project Planning & Control
Advanced scheduling, cost estimation, and resource allocation techniques
Contract Management
Legal frameworks, dispute resolution, and international contracting standards.
Sustainable Construction
Green building practices and environmental impact assessment.
Financial Management
Corporate finance, economics, and investment analysis for projects.
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Eligibility
Four-year Bachelor’s in Science (Natural or Applied) or BE from a recognized university.
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Intake
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Seats
72 Students per cohort