Built Environment courses Currie

... to live at home may be compromised for vulnerable groups, for example older adults living with mobility or functional difficulties or those experiencing housing insecurity and are at-risk of becoming homeless. The built environment, through the design of housing and supportive community spaces, should... Learn about: IT risk, IT for adults, Town Planning...

... transmission through buildings and, in particular, mathematical models which can predict the performance of entire buildings, as well as classroom acoustics and hospital noise research. Our main areas of interest include: Soundscapes of the Built Environment Environmental Noise Building Acoustics... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Science, Built Environment...

...the academic requirement for registration as a Chartered... Year 1 Note that the below programme structure is provided to illustrate distribution of teaching... Learn about: Construction Training, Built Environment...

... Semester 2 Building Services Technology Mechanics B Introduction to the Environment Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists 2... Learn about: Construction Technology, Construction Training, GCSE Mathematics...

... and find creative solutions to the challenges facing communities and the built environment. Career opportunities This programme equips you to work as a professional planner and our strong links to practitioners and employers are a vital part of developing the knowledge and skills needed. Students... Learn about: Part Time, IT Development, Skills and Training...

... change (flooding and increased rainfall) on traditionally built structures, investigating deteriological mechanisms in structure and fabric. Whilst innovation in sustainable materials and technology are indeed at the heart of an emerging UK research agenda, this is also balanced with an emphasis... Learn about: Construction Technology, Climate Change, Civil Engineering...

... carbon building design and the integration of renewable energy systems into buildings. It deals with services engineering issues, building the skills required to cope with the challenges in services design and implementation which will be experienced in the working environment, and provides students... Learn about: Skills and Training, Renewable Energy, Part Time...

... contentEntry requirementsFees & scholarships Overview Over half of the world’s population now lives in urban areas and the sustainable development of our cities poses key challenges for urban management. There is a need to deliver sustainability while ensuring managed urban environments can adapt to a changing... Learn about: Built Environment, Real Estate, Public Sector...

...sustainable design principles within and across the construction sector. The ability to reduce the consumption of energy and water, and to limit carbon... Learn about: Skills and Training, Climate Change, Built Environment...

... to the success of their working environment. Graduates of this programme are highly sought after in the real estate industry, and some of our graduates have gone on to work within companies such as Standard Life and Scottish Widows, and for major consultancies Jones Lang LaSalle, CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield... Learn about: Skills and Training, Property Development, Part Time...

... practical experience in a variety of built environment roles, or from other professional backgrounds but with an interest in converting to a career in the construction industry. Professional Recognition The MSc is fully accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Chartered Institute... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training, Project Management...

... emissions. Across the world there is a need to cut GHG emissions by 50% or more in order to stabilise global concentrations by 2100. This programme is designed to equip students with the skills and techniques needed to reduce built environment carbon emissions, to improve sustainability and to adapt... Learn about: Built Environment, IT Management, Part Time...

... over the whole life cycle of the built asset. It is influenced by client requirements and expectations, government policies and regulations, the development of new technologies, economic and social trends, as well as the demands of sustainable development. The aim of Construction Management and Innovation... Learn about: Construction Materials, Construction Training, Built Environment...