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Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (Master of Science)

Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (Master of Science)

The Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (NHRE) master’s degree programme has a strong international orientation. It trains students to apply themselves to demanding engineering tasks with regard to specific external influences, such as earthquakes. We teach students how to use modern equipment to assess the dangers and damage potential of natural phenomena, we show them how to create models and simulations, and we prepare them for conducting projects and- risk analyses of their own.
In this way, the programme provides students with key qualifications for engineering positions which require innovative, enterprising solutions for dealing with a wide variety of natural dangers, like earthquakes, floods and storms.

About NHRE

About NHRE

The occurrence of an increasing number of natural hazards all over the world and their various effects on individuals, societies and modern economies is one of the major challenges for future decades. The master course in "Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering" faces this challenge by providing indispensable tools for taking into account those phenomena in the different design processes in civil engineering. Thereby, the master course aims at combining practical structural engineering with state-of-the-art concepts regarding computational mechanics, dynamics and probability theory/stochastic analysis. Consequently, the master course provides key qualifications for innovative work in the field of earthquake, flood and wind engineering and offers an international setting in which students will achieve both technical success and personal advancement.

Main areas covered by the master course in "Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering" are earthquake engineering and structural design, Geo- and hydrotechnical engineering, Finite element methods and structural dynamics, non-linear analysis of structures under extreme loading, stochastics and risk assessment, as well as disaster management and mitigation strategies. The course program covers, thereby, both theoretical and application orientated topics.

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) grants four to eight scholarships to admitted applicants of the Master course NHRE within the program "Postgraduate Courses for Professionals with Relevance to Developing Countries". The scholarships start only in Winter semester. The enrolment for students of the DAAD scholarship "Postgraduate Courses for Professionals with Relevance to Developing Countries" is only possible in Winter semester. Therefore the application has to be done until the 15th October the year before. Further information about the focus of the scholarship program can be obtained from the  DAAD website.

Objectives and goals of the degree programme

1) The master’s degree programme in “Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering” is an intensive and application-based advanced course of study. The programme is highly supervised and research- oriented. It provides students a solid technical basis in the key areas of structural engineering through coherent and co-ordinated degree programme, integrating research and practical applications.

(2) The degree programme enables students’ excellence in oral and written skills. By providing students with advanced, scientifically-based, interdisciplinary knowledge, they are able to take on demanding engineering tasks in the areas of planning, construction and realization of structures under specific conditions. They are also able to carry out site- or structure-specific risk analysis using modern tools to estimate the threat of natural hazards. 

(3) In addition to strengthening their theoretical and scientific competence, students are able to develop skills in modelling, simulation and application of performance-based design, field work and laboratory investigations.

(4) In order to structure and reflect the complexity of the chain reactions inherent to natural hazards, this programme explores in detail various engineering disciplines and engineering-related areas of the natural sciences, social sciences and economics. It examines the central role that structural engineering plays in reducing the impact of natural disasters. Furthermore, it focuses on the engineering methods that are used to assess and reduce the vulnerability of structures.

(5) The programme highlights the demands on engineering technology at both regional and global level by using international projects as models. The elective compulsory modules expand on specific lines of development; they equip and prepare students systematically for future professional careers or further research positions.

Requirements/Application/Admission

As a prerequisite for admission to the program, the following admission requirements have to be fulfilled:

Academic degree

All applicants have to hold a

Bachelor degree in Civil Engineering or a related field
The minimum qualification of admission to this programme is normally a “Bachelor of Science” degree in Civil Engineering, or equivalent professional qualification with a final grade of 2.5  (acc. to German system) or better. The Examination Committee must ensure that the candidate’s prior degree is equivalent to that of the B.Sc. programme in Civil Engineering. If not, the Examination Committee may attach additional conditions for admission, which the candidate must meet. In such cases, candidates are not legally entitled to gaining admission to the programme.

English language proficiency

Language proficiency is an important factor in academic success. Since English is the sole language of instruction at the Graduate School in Structural Engineering, all applicants seeking admission must possess an adequate knowledge of written and spoken English as a prerequisite to admission. Regardless of country of origin or of citizenship status, applicants will be required to provide proof of proficiency in the English language based on one of the two following forms:

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
A minimum score of 85 on the Internet-based test of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The institution code for the Bauhaus University Weimar is 8968.

International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
A minimum overall band score of 6.5 with no other component score less than 6.0 is required on the test of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

Required application documents

Generally required documents

If you want to apply for the M.Sc. course on "Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (NHRE)" without DAAD scholarship, please apply trough uni-assist:

https://www.uni-assist.de/index_en.html

You are requested to submit the following application documents to uni-assist only:

  • A completed "Application Form for Admission to Studies".

    Include an up-to-date curriculum vitae, including all information up to the time of application.

  • A legally certified copy of your upper/higher secondary school diploma or leaving certificate. If national examinations are given in your country, submit also a legally certified copy of the certificate from the "Examining Board" showing subjects taken and grades earned. If your original documents were not issued in English or German language, please provide in addition to them legally certified English or German translations.

  • A legally certified copy of your Bachelor’s degree certificate. If your original document was not issued in English or German language, please provide in addition to it a legally certified English or German translation.

  • A legally certified copy of your credit/mark sheets showing clearly subjects taken and grades earned during your Bachelor’s studies. If your original credit/mark sheets were not issued in English or German language, please provide in addition to them a legally certified English or German translations.

  • In case not Bachelor thesis is written in your Bachelor's degree and not mentioned in your transcript of records, please submit your Bachlor's thesis or an equivalent project done during your Bachelor studies.

  • A proof of English language proficiency.

All photocopies of documents that need to be included with your application must be legally certified. Legally certified photocopies of documents can be obtained in Germany from sources like, e.g., city halls, district courts or public notaries. Secondary schools and universities are permitted to make legally certified photocopies of their own documents only. In countries outside Germany, legally certified photocopies may be obtained from the German foreign missions or the respective country’s authorities which are authorised to legally certify photocopies. A photocopy of a legally certified photocopy must always be legalized again. You can apply online only. Please do not send documents. Also, do not send original documents, since the university cannot be held responsible for the possible loss or damage of such documents.

DAAD programme "Postgraduate Courses for Professionals with Relevance to Developing Countries"

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers a limited number of scholarships to highly qualified applicants. The current call for applications and necessary application documents for the scholarship for an EPOS study program can be found on the DAAD's website.

If you want to apply for the M.Sc. course on "Natural Hazards and Risks in Structural Engineering (NHRE)" with DAAD scholarship, please apply trough Bauhaus-Universität Weimar application portal:

https://weimar.gomovein.com/locallogin/5873933e547cd0744f8b4567/eng

All necessary documents have to be uploaded online until the deadline! You can apply online only. The certified documents have to be presented when you get registered in our university.

If you have any other questions regarding the application process/status, admissions and registration,
please contact   Mrs. Theuerkauf  at the Student Office.

When and where to apply

You can apply online only.

Application deadlines

General Application deadline is
for the Winter semester (beginning in October): 15th July.

The enrolment for students of the DAAD scholarship "Postgraduate Courses for Professionals with Relevance to Developing Countries" is only possible in Winter semester. Therefore the application has to be done until the 15th October the year before.

 

 

Finances/Scholarship

Finances/Scholarship

General administration

Every foreign student has to apply for a residence permit at the Foreigners’s Registration Authority ("Ausländerbehörde"). Required documents for the application are the registration certificate from the university, the confirmation of registration ("Meldebestätigung") from the Residents’ Registration Office ("Einwohnermeldeamt"), a proof of sufficient financial resources ("Finanzierungsnachweis"), and a proof that you have private or statutory health insurance.

Financial resources

The standard of living in the Federal Republic of Germany is high and, consequently, so too are the costs and expenses needed to be able to share in that standard. You should reckon with monthly expenses totalling at least € 600. Your will find that this will allow you only a very modest lifestyle. If you do not hold a scholarship or grant, you have to proof to the German foreign mission in your country as well as to the Alien's Registration Authority in Germany, that you can finance your stay in Germany. This means, that you have to provide proof that you have sufficient financial resources at your disposal for the duration of your studies ("Finanzierungsnachweis"). The minimum amount is approximately € 7200 per year, i.e., € 600 per month, but may differ from Authority to Authority. (Please note, that you are allowed to import as much foreign currency into Germany as you wish, but you should check on currency regulations and restrictions in your own country.)

Scholarships
There are a lot of possibilities for getting a grant. At least three are shown in the following:

  1. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) grants four to seven scholarships to students of the Master course NHRE within the program "Postgraduate Courses for Professionals with Relevance to Developing Countries". You have to submit your application until the 15 October 2021 for the enrolment for the winter semester 2022/2023. Further information about the focus of the scholarship program can be obtained from here.
  2. You can also apply at DAAD for an individual grant. Please have a look at this DAAD web page.
  3. The program "Leadership for Africa" is starting off with refugees as well as nationals from Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan and Tanzania as well as from Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Senegal. If you are from these countries, you can check out this program as well.

Working in Germany
It is possible for international students in Germany to work part-time to cover your living expenses. Please note, that this normally does not cover your living expenses in total! Please check the maximum allowed hours to work as a student. The German authorities (responsible are local employment agency (Agentur fur Arbeit) and the foreigners’ registration office (Ausländerbehörde)) adhere strictly to the employment legislation applicable to foreign students in Germany. Any violation may lead to immediate expulsion from Germany. Although students from EU countries may work in Germany, jobs are not so easy to find.

Scholarship holders and foreign students who are not citizens of an EU country may only earn a kind of pocket-money; such work is carefully monitored. Please ensure that you give serious consideration to the proof of financial resources. (See also this DAAD web page).

Fees

The Master programs NHRE are tuition free. However, all students at the Bauhaus-University have to pay an administrative fee (the so called "Verwaltungskostenbeitrag") and a social contribution ("Semesterbeitrag") which contributes to social benefits such as free railway transportation within the region, free bus usage in Weimar and the student service organisation ("Studentenwerk"). The actual semester contribution can be found here. Further information is available on this page.

Health insurance

Student health insurance
As a student you are eligible for statutory health insurance at the lowest monthly rates. This regulation does not apply to students who are over the age of 30 (see below). The largest statutory insurance company is the "Allgemeine Ortskrankenkasse (AOK)". A number of other "Ersatzkassen" insurance companies offer comparable staturory health cover. At present the monthly insurance premium at the "AOK" amounts to € 110 (see also the "AOK" web site ).
Some countries’ health insurance schemes are recognized in Germany, so you may be able to continue being insured in your own country. However, the decision if your countries’ health insurance is accepted as an adequate health insurance cover rests with the "AOK" in the town or city you are studying in. Please note also, that an accident insurance is not accepted as an adequate health insurance cover.

Are you over 30 years of age?
If you are over 30 years of age, you are not bound by the statutory health insurance regulations. However, this is not actually a privilege, since private insurance is significantly more expensive than statutory insurance. We recommend that you ask the "AOK" whether you might not be eligible for statutory or voluntary insurance cover after all.

Accommodation

The student service organisation "Studentenwerk Jena-Weimar" runs 11 halls of residence in Weimar. The rental fees range from € 105.00 to € 261.00 per month. You should apply for a room in one of the halls of residence in advance. The application form can be downloaded from the web page of the "Studentenwerk Thüringen".

Travel

Travel

By airplane

If you are travelling by plane, you should fly to Frankfurt, Berlin, Leipzig or Munich, since these towns offer the most convenient railway connections to Weimar.

By train

A number of fast and Intercity trains from several directions stop at Weimar station. Weimar can be easily reached by train form Frankfurt (2 hours 30 mins), Berlin (3 hours), Leipzig (1 hour) and Munich (6 hours). If you are coming from Munich, you should travel via Fulda. Even though it's a little more expensive, it's a lot quicker, and you'll need to change trains only once (in Fulda). The Deutsche Bahn offers a timetable on the internet.

The railway station is north of the city centre, which is easily accessible within a few minutes either by bus or on foot.

By car

If you are coming from the north, take the A9 Berlin-Munich motorway up to the Hermsdorfer Kreuz intersection. Change to the A4 motorway (towards Frankfurt) and take the Weimar exit.

If you are coming from the south, you should also take the A9 Munich-Berlin motorway up to the Hermsdorfer Kreuz intersection, change to A4 motorway (towards Frankfurt) and go as far as Weimar.

If you are coming from the Frankfurt/Main region (from the west), it is best to take the A4 Frankfurt-Dresden motorway and travel to Weimar via Eisenach and Erfurt.

If you are coming from the east, the fastest way is the A4 Dresden-Frankfurt motorway.

Study programme directors and lecturers

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Guido Morgenthal

Head of course program NHRE
Institute of Structural Engineering
Chair of Modelling and Simulation of Structures

Subjects:

  • Structural engineering
  • Structural parameter survey and evaluation
  • Life-lines engineering 
  • Model validation and simulation (Group project)
  • Nonlinear analysis of structures under extreme Loading

 

Jun.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lars Abrahamczyk

Head of course program NHRE
Institute of Structural Engineering
Chair of Advanced Structures

Subjects:

  • Primary hazards and risks
  • Earthquake engineering and structural design
  • Risk projects and evaluation of structures
  • Model validation and simulation (Group project)

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Bargstädt

Chair for Construction Engineering and Management
Professor for Construction Engineering and Management

Subject:

  • Disaster management and mitigation strategies

 

Prof. Dr. Fabrice Cotton

GFZ Potsdam

Subject:

  • Multi-Hazard and risk assessment

 

Prof. Dr. phil. habil. Frank Eckardt

Chair of Urban Studies and Social Research

Subject:

  • Disaster management and mitigation strategies

 

Prof. Dr. Gottfried Grünthal

GFZ Potsdam

Subject:

  • Multi-Hazard and risk assessment

 

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Klaus Gürlebeck

Institute of Mathematics and Physics
Professor for Applied Mathematics

Subjects:

  • Advanced training course
  • Advanced modelling - CAE
  • Advanced modelling - Calculation 
  • Applied mathematics

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rüdiger Höffer

Windingenieurwesen und Strömungsmechnik (University Bochum)

Subject:

  • Primary hazards and risks: Wind Engineering

 

apl. Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Reinhard Illge

Institute of Mathematics and Physics

Subject:

  • Structural parameter survey and evaluation

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Carsten Könke

Institute of Structural Mechanics
Chair of Structural Analysis and Component Strength

Subjects:

  • Finite element methods and structural dynamics
  • Advanced Finite element methods and structural dynamics

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Kraus

Institute of Structural Engineering
Professor for Steel and Hybrid Structures

Subjects:

  • Structural engineering
  • Experimental structural evaluation and rehabilitation
  • Modelling of steel structures and numerical simulation

 

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Tom Lahmer

Institute of Structural Mechanics
Juniorprofessorship Optimization and Stochastics

Subjects:

  • Stochastics and risk assessment
  • Introduction to Optimization / Optimization in Applications
  • Design and interpretation of experiments (incl. Signal Processing  II)

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Timon Rabczuk

Institute of Structural Mechanics
Chair of Computational Mechanics

Subject:

  • Finite element methods and structural dynamics

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Volker Rodehorst

Computer Vision in Engineering

Subject:

  • Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and building stock survey
  • Structural parameter survey and evaluation

 

Dr.-Ing. Jochen Schwarz

Earthquake Damage Analysis Center (EDAC)

Subjects:

  • Primary hazards and risks (Seismic monitoring)
  • Earthquake engineering and structural design
  • Multi-Hazard and risk assessment
  • Risk projects and evaluation of structures
  • Evaluation of Existing Masonry Structures under Extreme Impacts (in the frame of “Model validation and simulation”)
  • Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and building stock survey
  • Assessment of structural performance (under extreme loading conditions)

 

Vert.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kristina Doycheva

Computer Science in Structural Engineering

Subject:

  • Fundamentals of structural health monitoring (SHM) and intelligent structural systems

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Torsten Wichtmann

Geotechnics
Chair of Soil mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering

Subjects:

  • Geo- and hydrotechnical engineering
  • Secondary hazards and risks (land-use, site studies)
  • Project geotechnics

 

Dr.-Ing. Silke Beinersdorf

Earthquake Damage Analysis Center (EDAC)

Subject:

  • Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and building stock survey
  • Multi-Hazard and risk assessment

 

M.Sc. Anastasiia Legatiuk

Institute of Mathematics and Physics

Subjects:

  • Advanced Training Course
  • Advanced Modelling – Calculation
  • Advanced Modelling – CAE
  • Applied mathematics

 

Dr.-Ing. Holger Maiwald

Earthquake Damage Analysis Center (EDAC)

Subjects:

  • Geo- and hydrotechnical engineering: Flood Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment 
  • Assessment of structural performance (under extreme loading conditions)

 

Dr.-Ing. Hans-Georg Timmler

Institute of Structural Engineering
Chair of Modelling and Simulation of Structures

Subjects:

  • Nonlinear analysis of structures under extreme Loading

 

Dr. Graeme Weatherill

GFZ Potsdam

Subject:

  • Multi-Hazard and risk assessment

 

Dr.-Ing. Volkmar Zabel

Institute of Structural Mechanics
Lecturer for Experimental Structural Dynamics

Subject:

  • Finite element methods and structural dynamics
  • Experimental structural dynamics

Alumni

[Translate to English:] DAAD scholarship holders from 2010 to 2015
[Translate to English:] DAAD scholarship holders from 2010 to 2015
[Translate to English:] Home countries of the intakes 2010 to 2016 and visiting ERASMUS students
[Translate to English:] Home countries of the intakes 2010 to 2016 and visiting ERASMUS students

 

Contact: alumni.nhre[at]bauing.uni-weimar.de

Partners

ERASMUS+
https://www.uni-weimar.de/de/bauingenieurwesen/international/fakultaetskooperationen/

GeoForschungsZentrum (GFZ) Potsdam
http://www.gfz-potsdam.de/en/home/

Ruhr-Universität Bochum
http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/

Important Links

Earthquake Damage Analysis Center (EDAC)
http://www.edac.biz/ 

Institute for Structural Mechanics
http://www.uni-weimar.de/de/bauingenieurwesen/forschung-und-kunst/institute/institut-fuer-strukturmechanik/

Institute of Structural Engineering (IKI)
https://www.uni-weimar.de/en/civil-engineering/institute/iki/

GeoForschungsZentrum (GFZ) Potsdam
http://www.gfz-potsdam.de/en/home/

Studentenwerk Thüringen
http://www.stw-thueringen.de/

Studentens residential accomodations in Weimar
https://www.stw-thueringen.de/english/housing/residential-homes/weimar/index.html

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