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Euromed Polytechnic School has opened a new practical and research activity space, the Civil Engineering Hall, between buildings B3 and B4 covering nearly 850 m2 with a range of equipment “cutting edge” related to the main facets of civil engineering, in addition to an area dedicated to the presentation of experimental work:
- Hydraulics and fluid mechanics;
- Geotechnics and soil mechanics;
- Strength of materials;
- Concrete and cementitious materials;
- Transportation infrastructure, roads and pavements.
The civil engineering training at Euromed Polytechnic School enables students to acquire the knowledge necessary for the development of large-scale projects, as well as for their management and execution.
In this sense, practical work and mini construction projects are essential and constitute a core activity in the curriculum of every future civil engineer, whether they follow an entrepreneurial path or one of research during their professional career.