Delta Engineering
- Minor
Delta Engineering
The aim of this course is to explain the complex dynamics in a delta with a growing port and city. This in connection with the global challenge created by economic growth and the rise in sea level: growing ports and cities in vulnerable deltas.
The course focuses on the technological implementation of possible solutions. There are four theoretical main subjects: Port & City Development, Delta Engineering, Water Systems Engineering and Dredging Technology. The minor is taught in English and also open to international students. Below, the objectives of each main subject are described briefly.
The theoretical part of the course is interspersed by external projects where experience is gained through 'learning by doing', comprising brief (two-weekly) assignments at a port, contractor, engineering firm or water authority. The assignments may involve analysing a certain problem or using supplementary theory to conduct a 'serious game'.
For more information about the subjects see the ECTS Course Catalogue
This minor is part of the Hanze UAS Groningen (Dutch-taught) Built Environment bachelor's programme.
Available to
• students following the Built Environment programme at Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen (minor enrolment via Osiris);
• Students from our partner institutions abroad. You can apply once your university has officially nominated you. For more information visit hanze.nl/isd. The application deadline for the winter semester is 15 May, for the spring semester this is 15 October.
Expected knowledge before starting the minor Delta Engineering
- applied mechanics; external and internal equilibrium;
- applied mechanics; statically indeterminate constructions;
- soil mechanics: calculations soil tensions and soil bearing capacity
- fluid mechanics/hydraulics: mass and energy balance, calculation of water flows, ground and surface water, pipes, water pressue on and in structures.
Contact
Dutch students:
Dhr. D. Ernsten (Dirk)
E: d.ernsten@pl.hanze.nl
T: 050 595 29 73
Foreign students:
Dhr. J.H. Boer (Eric)
E: j.h.boer@pl.hanze.nl
T: 050 595 45 88
Registration for minors awarded on the basis of a draw is possible from 8 May 2023. Pre-registration closes on Sunday, May 14, 2023 at 11:59 PM. You can register for minors after the draw from 22 May 2023. Looking for a minor that is still available during the academic year? Look in Osiris where there is still room because full = full.
Some minors have an entry with a draw. There is a pre-registration for these minors.
You can specify up to three preferences when pre-registering. There will be a draw in one round. First, the 1st choice of the students will be drawn. After that, the 2nd choice is drawn, etc. In the draw you will compete for just one spot. After the draw, you can only register for a minor if there is a place (full = full).
Students are placed randomly. Every student has the same chance of being eligible for a minor, independent of any programme. However, there may be entry requirements.
You can view your pre-registrations in OSIRIS Student. Go to the Enrol menu and click Show my enrolments.
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