BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering
Bachelor's degree
In Plymouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Plymouth
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
October
Do you want to tackle global problems like water or energy supply security and defence against flooding in a changing, highly populated world? You will understand how to apply core engineering principles to real world problem using simulations, models or experiments. You will be supported and inspired by research-active academic staff - many of whom have Chartered Engineer status and industry experience. You will gain a BEng highly sought by employers, making you the future of civil engineering.
In the 2017 National Student Survey, 94 per cent of students found this course intellectually stimulating.
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About this course
A typical offer will be: 112 UCAS points, to include a minimum grade C in A level mathematics and a minimum grade C in a second science/technology or relevant subject. Excluding general studies.
BTEC
18 Unit BTEC QCF Extended Diploma in Engineering: DDD to include distinctions in level 3 mathematics for engineering technicians and further mathematics for engineering technicians.
New Diploma RQF: DDD, to include distinctions in level 3 engineering principles, calculus to solve engineering problems and further engineering mathematics.
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All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 5 years
Subjects
- Staff
- Civil Engineering
- Design
- Construction
- Engineering Mathematics
- Project
- Industry
- Engineering
- Construction Training
- Hydraulics
- Geotechnics
- Civils Placement Preparation
Course programme
In the first year, you’ll be introduced to the role of the professional civil engineer, understanding of the application of mathematics in engineering and the behaviour of civil engineering structures. Working in both laboratory and field, you’ll develop skills in surveying, computer aided design and the properties of engineering materials. We’ll begin your professional development through site visits, group-based design activity and visiting industry speakers.
Core modules
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BPIE114 Stage 1 Civils Placement Preparation
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CIVL103 Civil Engineering Practice
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CIVL104 Introduction to Hydraulics and Geotechnics
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MATH187 Engineering Mathematics
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MATS123 Materials for Civil Engineering and Construction
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STAD117 Structural Analysis and Design I
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SURV100 Civil Engineering Surveying
Explore the core disciplines of civil engineering, from structural analysis and design to hydraulic engineering through lectures, practical activities, site visits and a field course. We’ll introduce you to specialist areas of the industry, including coastal engineering and water engineering, with the opportunity to take an optional module to develop skills in sampling, survey, underwater photography and inspection techniques (for students who have completed the HSE SCUBA diving qualification).
Core modules
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BPIE214 Stage 2 Civils Placement Preparation
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GEEN212 Geotechnical Engineering
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HYFM228 Hydraulic and Coastal Engineering
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MATH238 Engineering Analysis
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MGMT222 Construction Management
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STAD215 Structural Analysis and Design II
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CONS203 Civil Engineering Construction
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HYFM229 Water Management
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OS207 Scientific Diving
By taking the opportunity to spend an optional year in a paid professional employment as a student civil engineer, you’ll gain real world experience, industry contacts and the possibility of summer work, sponsorship or a graduate job offer. Our employability service will support you in finding a placement and we offer an extensive network of employers across all sectors.
Optional modules
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BPIE340 Civil Engineering Related Placement (Generic)
You’ll deepen your understanding of the core technical subjects in civil engineering with a particular emphasis on designing solutions to infrastructure problems, culminating in an industry-focused group design project. You’ll spend much of the year completing a research-based individual project. These projects typically involve laboratory, computer-aided modelling, or field work linked to our staff’s research and professional interests.
Core modules
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GEEN313 Geotechnical Engineering 2
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HYFM321 Hydraulic Engineering 2
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PRCE310 Individual Project
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STAD323 Structural Engineering 3
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STAD324Z Structural Engineering 4
Every undergraduate taught course has a detailed programme specification document describing the course aims, the course structure, the teaching and learning methods, the learning outcomes and the rules of assessment.
Additional information
BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering