This course mainly concerns underground, water and risk engineering. Students develop the capacity to base recommendations on the suitability of geotechnical projects, to recognise geotechnical and environmental risks and to study transfers in porous environments.

 

THE AIMS

• To teach students the techniques of designing, dimensioning, conducting and monitoring geotechnical works,
• To enable students to manage ateam whilst respecting technical, budgetary and deadline constraints,
• To ensure that students can adapt new technologies, including those linked to sustainable development.

 

 

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Jobs such as: R&D technical, production, overhaul, maintenance and new works executive; technical studies manager for public works,business development managerand head of operations for public works and geotechnics, design and engineering company manager, project manager, hydrogeologist, construction supervisor, works foreman, safety manager, etc.

 

Sector: fields (building and public works industry, environment) linked to underground engineering: geotechnics, underground water andhydrosystems, risks.