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Civil Engineering
If you want to lead projects designing our cities of the future, this Civil Engineering course is for you. you'll learn from experts as you develop in-demand skills, leading to a qualification that is respected by employers the world over. Tackle complex, real…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
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Department of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering · Engineering and technology
If you want to lead projects designing our cities of the future, this Civil Engineering course is for you. you'll learn from experts as you develop in-demand skills, leading to a qualification that is respected by employers the world over. Tackle complex, real-life issues and join a network of global engineering talents. you'll develop a broad understanding of this multi-disciplinary profession by reinforcing your problem-solving, team working and communication skills. Whether you want to expand your engineering skills, or completely start over in a new field, this course will help you find your path in this in-demand industry. You'll benefit from our six decades' worth of experience delivering Masters level education to students from across the world in specialised areas of civil engineering. Gain a world-wide recognised qualification Learn from the UK’s major civil engineering research teams Benefit from industry collaborations
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants for admission to the MSc/PG Diploma should normally hold, or be expecting to achieve, a good a 2:1 Honours degree in Civil Engineering or a relevant non-engineering subject; industrial experience and CEng/IEng qualifications will also be taken into account.
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