The Master of Science in Engineering in Infrastructure Engineering and Management [MSc(Eng)(IEM)] equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in intelligent and innovative infrastructure engineering, construction and management. The programme offers two specialisation streams: Digital Infrastructure and Infrastructure Project Management. The curriculum covers topics such as Artificial Intelligence, Building Information Modeling, Automation and Robotics, Computer Vision, Infrastructure Diagnosis and Prognosis, Megaproject Management, Modular Integrated Construction, Environmental Impact Assessment and Sustainable Construction Technology. It reflects developments in the infrastructure and construction field and prepares students for professional careers in a rapidly evolving industry with emphasis on innovation, sustainability and technology integration. Graduates may pursue opportunities in construction engineering, project management, infrastructure planning, digital construction, smart infrastructure development, technology consulting, green construction, environmental consulting, sustainability management, city planning, urban development and policy-making. Students are required to complete 72 credits, comprising at least 36 credits of Discipline Courses, 12 credits of Elective Courses and a dissertation equivalent to 24 credits.
1. Comply with the University Entrance Requirements; and 2. Hold a Bachelor's degree from The University of Hong Kong in Civil Engineering, or an equivalent qualification in an appropriate field of study from another university or institution of recognised standing in the following areas: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Construction Management, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Industrial and System Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Smart Construction, Structural Engineering, Surveying, Transportation Engineering or Urban Planning.