Course Objectives
The study cycle that enclose and connects different specialties, recovers and enhances the benefits of interdisciplinarity, particularly in the areas of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), fluid networks, electrical installations, home automation, data communications, among others, from the stage of design to construction and maintenance. The main objectives of the Master in Building Services Engineering are: Ensure a professional specialization, capable of allowing an interdisciplinary intervention in various specialties of the area; Train professionals able to contribute to the improvement of the quality of buildings and their equipments, in operation, comfort, safety and rational use of energy requirements; Addressing an urgent need of the market, by training professionals with a comprehensive and appropriate profile in engineering-related facilities and equipment in buildings.
The Master in Building Services Engineering lasts for 2 years, is organized into 4 academic semesters and has a curricular structure with a total of 120 credits. This course comprises a Specialization Course consisting of 14 curricular units, corresponding to 65% of the credits (78 ECTS), and a research work (a dissertation, a project or an internship), corresponding to 35% of credits (42 ECTS). This research work is developed under the guidance of one or two instructors, with the support of the Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering laboratories of ISEC or in partnership with an industrial unit, an
institution or a research organization.
Access Conditions
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Professional Outlets
Design, work monitoring and inspection in: HVAC, electrical and communications installations, home automation, renewable energies, energy efficiency, special installations, technical management of facilities, maintenance of facilities, energy management.
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Portuguese. The assessment of foreign or mobility students can be done in English.
Learning Objectives
To ensure students a professional specialization, allowing an interdisciplinary intervention in various specialties of building services engineering, namely in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), fluid networks, electrical installations, home automation and communications, from the design phase, to construction and maintenance, helping to improve the quality of buildings and their equipment, in aspects such as operation, comfort, safety and rational use of energy.
Access to Superior Studies
This qualification may be required or valued for access to doctoral courses in this scientific area or related areas.