Engineering for International Development MSc

The Engineering for International Development MSc programme at UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering offers a comprehensive and dynamic educational experience. Through a blend of traditional lectures, collaborative group projects, and personalised research initiatives, students are immersed in a multifaceted learning environment. This programme cultivates adept professionals capable of constructing resilient infrastructure to combat poverty in low to middle-income nations. Armed with a global perspective, graduates are equipped to confront poverty challenges head-on, carving a sustainable and impactful trajectory on a worldwide canvas.

Gain a profound grasp of infrastructure design and delivery processes within resource-limited contexts, mastering the art of mobilizing technical expertise in tandem with local stakeholders on a global platform. A diverse array of taught modules allows for critical engagement with the intricate complexities and ethical quandaries inherent in international engineering work.

The programme’s comprehensive nature opens doors to diverse employment avenues across the globe. Graduates are highly sought-after by institutions like the Department for International Development and international development agencies, fitting seamlessly into their specialized skill set. Notably esteemed global entities including the United Nations, World Bank, and European Union beckon with enticing prospects. Renowned NGOs such as Practical Action, WaterAid, and Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor eagerly embrace graduates, channelling their talents toward meaningful roles that reverberate on an international scale, nurturing positive transformation.