Built Environment : Environmental Design and Engineering MSc

at University College London

Modules

You will take eight taught modules and a research project leading to a dissertation.
 

The taught modules are delivered in Term 1 and Term 2. These comprise six compulsory modules providing core knowledge, understanding and skills. You will also take two optional modules which will be drawn from a range of available modules, allowing you to pursue specialist interests. 
 

You should note that individual optional modules may not be offered in every academic year and are subject to sufficient numbers of students enrolling on them. If you have a specific optional module that you are interested in then you are strongly advised to contact the programme administrator prior to applying.
 

You will complete research project leading to a dissertation throughout Term 3 and the summer.
 

The residential field trip to the Centre for Alternative Technology in Wales typically takes place at the end of October. You will also benefit from the opportunity to take part in optional site visits across London throughout the programme.
 

Compulsory modules

•  The Built Environment: The Energy Context
•  Dissertation: Environmental Design and Engineering
•  Health, Comfort and Wellbeing in the Built Environment
•  Building Solar Design
•  Natural and Mechanical Ventilation in Buildings
•  Efficient Building Services Systems
•  Methods of Environmental Analysis

The normal minimum qualifications are a second-class Bachelor's degree from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.
 

For applicants without a first degree or full professional membership, but with relevant and substantial work experience in the field, a special qualifying examination may be set. Details of this route can be obtained from the Bartlett's Graduate Faculty Office.

Overseas tuition fees 

£29,400
 

This programme is very close to the market with many students finding jobs even before their studies have finished. The skills students gain from the Master's are those that employers need. We teach several tools used by commercial companies such as the thermal analysis software IES VE. 
 

Through our strong alumni network graduates often contact us to recruit for new positions in their organisations. Keeping close contact with our graduates now in industry ensures we keep the Master's degree relevant to industry needs.