Teesside University

Overview

The MSc Civil and Structural Engineering at Teesside University is a professionally accredited master's program designed to enhance your understanding of advanced civil, structural, and related engineering topics. This course supports your progression towards professional registration and strengthens your career prospects in engineering practice and consultancy.

What you'll study

The program is structured around advanced taught modules complemented by a research project. Specific module availability and sequencing may vary with each intake.

• Advanced Geotechnics
• Advanced Project Planning and Visualisation
• Advanced Structural Analysis with Dynamics
• Advanced Structural Design
• Engineering Research Project
• Sustainability
• Water and Waste Water Treatment Processes

Assessment approach: Assessments typically consist of a combination of technical reports, design projects, problem-solving tasks, presentations, and a research project submission.

Check out the full curriculum on the program website for the latest module details.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess a relevant engineering bachelor's degree, generally with a minimum classification of Lower Second Class (2:2 equivalent).

Career prospects

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles, including civil engineer, structural engineer, geotechnical engineer, design engineer, project engineer, or technical manager in sectors such as consultancies, contractors, utilities, and research or public-sector organizations.