Railways, Roads and Bridges

The specialization of Railroads, Roads and Bridges was set up in 1969. The curriculum is permanently adapted to the requirements of the activity performed by the engineers specialized in designing, building, maintaining, consulting, etc., in the field of transport infrastructures. It provides in a first stage a basic preparation in the field of civil engineering, followed in a second stage by the development of the knowledge oriented towards three directions: roads, railways and bridges.
The graduates of this specialization acquire skills in activities such as designing, building, maintaining and operating railways, roads and bridges, also mastering the basics for further training in research following professional practical development, respectively attending complementary postgraduate training programs offered by the university.
The training of the railroad, road and bridges engineer benefits from the significant support brought about by the administrations, professional associations and specialized companies taking part in the education process, especially by offering the background for site practice and technological activities.