University of Cambridge

Overview

The Construction Engineering master’s programme at the University of Cambridge is a part-time course designed for seasoned professionals aiming to enhance their technical skills and leadership abilities within the built environment sector. This two-year programme allows students to continue their professional work while studying, with the objective of applying their new knowledge to improve planning, delivery, and management of infrastructure and construction projects.

What you'll study

This programme encompasses a range of core themes delivered through taught modules that focus on:

• The built environment
• Design for value
• Research and innovation
• Advanced construction technologies and materials
• Advanced construction management
• Finance planning and procurement
• The future of construction

Modules are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of both the technical and managerial aspects of construction engineering. Note that module sequencing and assessment formats may vary by intake, and your final study plan will be confirmed by the programme team.

Entry requirements

• Applicants should hold a UK Upper Second Class (2:1) honours degree.
• A degree in a construction-related field is preferred.
• Several years of professional experience in a construction or infrastructure-related role is strongly recommended.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Construction Engineering programme will be well-equipped to advance their careers in the construction and infrastructure sectors. With enhanced technical expertise and leadership capabilities, alumni can expect to take on roles that involve planning, delivery, and management of significant construction projects. Additionally, work-permit rules may allow graduates to explore post-study work opportunities, depending on their visa category and the country in which they studied.