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High demand for graduates from the Bachelor of Engineering in Arctic Civil Engineering programme
In the largest construction research project in Greenland to date, DTU is exploring traditional and new ways of building in an Arctic climate.
The opening of DTU’s test house in Nuuk marks a milestone in the largest Danish construction research project in the Arctic
Arctic DTU Campus Sisimiut attracts international students for Arctic Semester and challenges of extreme engineering.
PhD student Jennifer Fiebig researches in urban planning in the Arctic by examining snowdrift – through fieldwork and with substitute materials in the laboratory. The goal...
Globally, the temperature of permafrost on Earth has risen 0.3 degrees Celsius in the last decade; and the temperature keeps rising, shows the first comprehensive study...
On Wednesday, 28 November, HRH Crown Prince Frederik spearheaded the inauguration of two new laboratories.
Mining waste can replace up to ten per cent of the cement used in concrete without compromising the strength of the materials.
DTU Civil Engineering has received funding of DKK 12.2 million to study and evaluate housing construction in Greenland.
Over the next five years, researchers from the Nordic Five Tech alliance will be studying the impact of thawing permafrost on coastal communities in the Arctic.