MA/MS in Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering responds to challenges including climate change, rapid urbanisation and ageing infrastructure, building the skills needed to design, model, analyse and upgrade infrastructure and engineering systems such as bridges, buildings, offshore structures, coastal defences, transport networks and geotechnical works. The two-year programme opens with the faculty-wide Modelling, Uncertainty and Data for Engineers module, bringing together theory, coding and collaborative work using real data and models, alongside a core module covering advanced mechanics together with interdisciplinary systems design. In the second quarter, students specialise through one of six tracks covering structural, geotechnical, materials, transport, hydraulic or offshore engineering, and the second year allows further tailoring via elective courses, cross-disciplinary modules, projects spanning several fields, an internship or study abroad, before a thesis in a specialised or multidisciplinary field.