During the application process, students are required to define a detailed plan of study. First by choosing the Institutions they wish to attend and afterwards by signing up for courses totaling 30 ECTS credits per semester (32 at METU and at the University of Patras). While assembling their plan of study, students must adhere to the specific requirements of each Institution. These requirements are listed in the following.
METU
The following courses are compulsory for first semester students:
- Engineering Seismology
- Structural Dynamics
ROSE School
The following courses are compulsory for first semester Earthquake Engineering students:
- Seismic Hazard Assessment
- Structural Dynamics
- Seismic Response and Analysis of Structures
- Fundamentals of Seismic Design
The following courses are compulsory for first semester Engineering Seismology students:
- Seismic Hazard Assessment
- Structural Dynamics
- Theoretical Seismology
- Active Tectonics and Geology of Earthquakes
The courses at the ROSE School have a 1 month duration and run in series, with sometimes two courses running in parallel. While in theory it is possible to take courses running in parallel, this option is strongly discouraged due to the very high workload of each course. Hence, check the exact date of every course when you set up your plan of study.
University of Patras
The following courses are compulsory for Engineering Seismology students:
- Engineering Seismology
- Stochastic dynamics of structures
A prerequisite for attending the course "Stochastic dynamics of structures" is a structural dynamics course covering a content equivalent to the corresponding MEEES course.
All courses at University of Patras award 7.5 ECTS credit points. However, due to a limitation of the application software 8 ECTS are displayed instead.
University of Grenoble „Joseph Fourier“
The University of Grenoble offers two course paths. The Engineering Seismology Path is designed to fit within the Engineering Seismology curriculum, while the Geomechanics Path is more oriented to the needs of the students of the Earthquake Engineering curriculum. Students are required to choose one of the paths and to assemble their plan of study according to the following scheme (download the scheme in PDF Format).
