Compulsory modules
Students are expected to take all core modules and choose two out of four optional modules
Advanced Structural Analysis
Research Methods
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Advanced Structural Design
Dissertation in Civil Engineering
Optional modules
Hydro-systems Design
Construction Risk Management
Transportation and Highway Engineering
Construction Project Management
Course detail & modules
Over the various core and optional modules of the MSc Civil Engineering course, you will learn mathematical and statistical methods/techniques proficiently for the analysis of engineering problems.
The course will also enable you to use analytical methods and modelling tools for the analysis and design of civil engineering structures while providing opportunities for you to demonstrate your ability to apply relevant analytical and experimental skills for the analysis and design of civil engineering structures under technical uncertainty.
Throughout your studies, you will also be able to expand your knowledge in various fields of civil engineering including structural engineering, construction engineering and management, geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, urban water and hydraulic engineering, environmental engineering and civil engineering systems.
We will help you to develop your ability to use modern IT skills and modelling techniques to solve complex problems. You will have access to dedicated computing labs and other civil engineering labs including soil mechanics lab, concrete lab, hydraulics lab and non-destructive testing centre, as well as a range of digital resources and computer modelling tools.
All core and optional modules of the course are 20 credits except the Dissertation which is 60 credits. You will need to do 120 credits through taught modules that include four core modules and two optional modules out of four ones.
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