Civil and Structural Engineering MEng, BEng
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Very personal attention as well. It is very well organised and there is lots of opportunities as it is so big.
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Bachelor's degree
In Leeds
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Leeds
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Duration
4 Years
From safe drinking water to transport systems, developing bridges to responding to natural disasters, civil engineers make a massive impact on the world we live in and our quality of life. This course lets you sample the whole breadth of civil engineering, with opportunities to specialise as you progress.
You’ll study all the major subjects that you need to master as a civil engineer, such as structures, fluids, geotechnics, materials, communications, environmental impact, surveying and mathematics. At the same time, you’ll link these areas by focusing on how they come together in the design of the infrastructure and buildings that underpin modern civilisation.
The flexibility of our courses allows you to tailor them to reflect your personal interests and career plans. You could add individuality to your CV by spending time studying abroad or gaining valuable industrial experience through a placement, contributing significantly to your employability when you graduate.
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About this course
When you graduate, you are very likely to find employment in the core contracting and consulting arms of the UK’s £30bn per annum civil engineering industry. However, the technical, communication and management skills you will develop during your civil engineering and project management studies are also in particular demand, for example in international finance, investment banking and large project management.
A-level: AAA including Mathematics.
Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade.
Excludes A-Levels General Studies and Critical Thinking.
This degree has been accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators under licence from the UK regulator, the Engineering Council.
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Subjects
- Surveying
- Quality
- Civil Engineering
- Design
- Mathematics
- Engineering Mathematics
- Construction
- Structural Engineering
- Materials
- Project
- Communications
- Engineering
- Quality Training
- Construction Training
- Architectural
- Water Engineering
- GCSE Mathematics
- Structural Design
Course programme
In the first two years you’ll gain a thorough understanding of the fundamental subjects that underpin civil engineering and the materials and methods available to civil engineers in different contexts. You’ll build skills in structural design and analysis as well as engineering mathematics and modelling techniques, learn about the properties of a wide range of materials and put your knowledge in the context of architectural theory and history. You’ll also choose optional modules in Year 2 to explore your interests and help you decide what you might choose to focus on in later years.
You’ll benefit from a greater variety of optional modules in Year 3, allowing you to focus on topics such as transport, railway or public health engineering. Core modules will help you to enhance and refine your skills in structural analysis and design, as well as building your knowledge of key topics like water engineering and foundation engineering and allowing you to complete a substantial research project. You may also choose to spend this year studying at one of our partner institutions overseas.
If you choose the MEng, BEng course, you’ll have an even wider selection of specialist optional modules, which are taught at Masters level and allow you to focus on topics that suit your interests and career plans. A final-year research project will allow you work on a specific area in depth under the guidance of your supervisor.
Modules
Year 1
Compulsory modules
- Architecture and Environment
- Engineering Surveying and Construction Technology
- Structural Design and Analysis
- Properties of Materials: Water, Soil, Steel and Timber
- Engineering Mathematics and Modelling 1
- Integrated Design Project 1 (inc Design Studio 1)
Year 2
Compulsory modules
- Structural Design 1
- Civil Engineering Materials II
- Structural Analysis 1
- Water Engineering and Geotechnics
- Engineering Mathematics and Modelling 2
- Integrated Design Project 2
Optional modules
- Sustainable Engineering Solutions
- Architectural History and Theory 2
- Highway Engineering
- Building Physics 1: Fundamental Principles
- Introduction to Project Management
- Transport Planning and Modelling
Year 3
Compulsory modules
- Structural Design 2
- Structural Analysis 2
- Water Engineering
- Foundation Engineering Fundamentals
- Individual Research Project 1
- Integrated Design Project 3
Optional modules
- Construction Site Fieldcourse
- Management of Time, Cost and Quality in Projects
- Architectural History and Theory 3
- Transport Engineering II
- Introduction to Railway Engineering and Planning
- Wastewater Engineering
- Environmental Health Engineering in Developing Countries
- Computational Methods for Civil Engineering
- Building Physics 2: Services Design
- Engineering Geology
Year 4
Compulsory modules
- Individual Research Project 2
- Integrated Design Project 4
Optional modules
- Funding for Projects
- Design and Management of Structures in Earthquake Zones
- Design Optimisation - MEng
- Advanced Concrete Design - MEng
- Deterioration and Maintenance of Concrete Structures (MEng)
- Solid Waste Management
- Advanced Steel and Composite Design
- Strategic Management in Construction
- Risk Management
- Management of Human Resources and Communications in Projects
- Water Resource Management
- Water Supply
- Groundwater Pollution and Contaminated Land
- Engineering in Emergencies - MEng
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Advanced Structural Analysis
- Circular Economy and Resource Recovery from Waste
- Deterioration and Maintenance of Pavements
Civil and Structural Engineering MEng, BEng