Engineering (Environmental / Structural and Geotechnical / Transport/ Sustainable Energy)

Students take twelve modules in total: four mandatory modules, four common modules, and four of the modules in their chosen specialisation.

Mandatory modules include: Civil Engineering Management; Research Dissertation; Engineering Project; and Research Methods 1.

Common modules include: Façade Engineering; Advanced Spatial Analysis using GIS; Computation for Transportation Engineering; and Simulations for Geophysical Modelling.

Student specialising in Environmental Engineering take at least four modules from the following: Air Pollution; Waste Management and Energy Recovery; Water Quality and Hydrological Modelling; Water Resource Planning and Climate Change; and Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation.

Student specialising in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering take at least four modules from the following: Geotechnical Engineering; Advanced Structural Analysis; Wind and Earthquake Engineering; Bridge Engineering; Advanced Concrete Technology; Offshore Geotechnical Engineering; A Unified Theory of Structures; and Advanced Theory of Structures.

Student specialising in Sustainable Energy take at least four modules from the following: Wind Energy; Solar Energy Conversion and Applications; Energy Policy and Demand; and Wave and Hydro Energy.

Student specialising in Transport Engineering, Policy and Planning take at least four modules from the following list: Transportation Policy; Transportation Modelling and Planning; Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS); and Transport Design.