MSc Civil Engineering

at University of South Wales

• The MSc Civil Engineering programme at South Wales University covers a broad spectrum of topics crucial for aspiring civil engineers. 
• Students delve into fundamental principles of engineering, including structural analysis, geotechnics, and construction management. 
• Specialised modules explore areas such as sustainable infrastructure, transportation engineering, and hydraulic engineering. 
• The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications through hands-on projects and industry placements. 
• After completion, graduates are equipped with the skills and expertise necessary to excel in various roles within the civil engineering industry.

Course Modules

• Advanced Civil Engineering Materials 
• Geo-Environmental Engineering 
• Project Management 1 Theory & Practice 
• Individual Dissertation 60 credits 
• Advanced Structural Mechanics
• Advanced Structural Design

Important Dates

The deadline to apply for the MSc Civil Engineering programme at the University of South Wales has not been announced yet. Prospective students should check the university's website regularly for the latest updates on deadlines. Also, it's worth noting that admissions for the integrated master's degree in Mechanical Engineering usually start in September every year.

• Candidates with at least a 2:2 Honours degree in Civil Engineering or a related engineering field will be eligible for consideration. 
• Additionally, applicants with relevant professional or industrial experience and/or training, even if they do not meet the typical entry criteria, will be evaluated based on their merit.

International Tuition Fees:

£16900 per year

The MSc in Civil Engineering provides great chances for advancing one's career. Graduates can pursue roles as civil engineers, and engineering project managers, or work in environmental management or health and safety sectors. Opportunities exist with top international consultancies, contractors, or national and local civil engineering firms. Alternatively, they can opt for positions as technical or research and development managers in research, regulatory authorities, local government, or non-governmental organizations (NGOs).