Maestria en Gestion de La Infraestructura

The Master's in Infrastructure Management at Antonio Nariño University prepares specialists to develop interdisciplinary projects integrating innovation and sustainability. Students study topics including planning, design, construction of new projects and existing engineering systems, lifecycle analysis, risk management, and performance assessment. The program covers social, economic, political, regulatory, environmental, and aesthetic aspects to support strategic, sustainable decision-making. The program lasts three semesters and requires completion of 40 credits through core and elective modules and a two-part thesis project.

Modules

• Infraestructura Sostenible
• Inversión Y Financiación En Infraestructura
• Seminario I
• Sistemas De Infraestructura
• Gestión De Proyectos De Infraestructura
• Gestión De Riesgos
• Lesgislación Y Contratación En Infraestrcutura
• Trabajo De Grado I
• Electiva 1
• Electiva 2
• Trabajo De Grado Ii

• Professor researcher in higher education
• Research or advisory roles in public and private infrastructure planning organizations
• Researcher or advisor in public and private entities managing infrastructure projects with diverse financing
• Advisor to consulting firms, oversight agencies, concessionaires, investment funds, insurance companies, and financial entities
• Advisor to public service companies in project management and optimization