Civil Engineering with Project Management/with Water and Environmental Management, BEng Hons/MEng

Civil engineering requires the ability to develop original solutions to design, construction, maintenance and management problems within the context of construction projects. Students study either the main BEng Hons Civil Engineering programme or one of its two specialist routes. Both programmes are accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators which includes the Institution of Civil Engineers, the Institution of Structural Engineers, the Institution of Highways and Transportation and the Institute of Highway Incorporated Engineers with respect to registration as a chartered engineer. Our two professors in the department have been sponsored by Atkins (one of the UK's leading international engineering consultancies) and the Rochester Bridge Trust (one of the oldest organisations providing and maintaining river crossings in the UK).

UCAS code

H200 M BEng/CE
(BEng Hons Civil Engineering)
H2N2 M BEng/CEPM
(BEng Hons Civil Engineering with Project Management)
H2F9 M BEng/CEW
(BEng Hons Civil Engineering with Water and Environmental Management)
H203 M MEng/CE4
(MEng Civil Engineering)

School

Engineering

Location

Medway Campus

Attendance

BEng Hons
3 years full-time
4 years sandwich
4 years part-time
MEng
4 years full-time
5 years sandwich
6 years part-time

Entry requirements

BEng Hons
240 UCAS points FROM

EITHER A-levels, including mathematics and preferably a science/technology subject

OR a National Diploma in engineering at MMM or equivalent.

MEng
300 UCAS points FROM

EITHER A-levels, including mathematics and preferably a science/technology subject

OR a National Diploma in engineering at DDM or equivalent.

PLUS, for both, at least three GCSEs at grade C or above (including English, mathematics and science) or equivalent.

Assessment

Students are assessed through exams, assignments and projects.

Career options

Graduates can find employment with consulting engineers, contracting organisations, and local government.

Year 1

Mathematics (30 credits)
Hydraulics 1 (15 credits)
Structures 1 (15 credits)
Civil Engineering Technology and Design (30 credits)
Communications, Social and Legal Studies (15 credits)
Management for Civil Engineering (15 credits)

Year 2

Hydraulics 2 (15 credits)
Structures 2 (15 credits)
Design and Materials (30 credits)
Geotechnics and Geology (30 credits)
Project Management and Technology (15 credits)
Engineering Analysis and Applications 1 (15 credits)

Optional Sandwich Year (Work Placement)

Final Year (BEng Hons)/Penultimate Year (MEng)

Individual Project (30 credits)
Hydraulics 3 (15 credits)
Structures 3 (15 credits)
Engineering Analysis and Applications 2 (15 credits)
Geotechnics (15 credits)
Project Management and Appraisal (15 credits)
One option from: Water and Environmental Management; Design of Concrete Structures; Bridge Design and Assessment (15 credits)

Final Year (MEng)

Principles of Management for Civil Engineering (15 credits)
Analysis and Management of Risk in Civil Engineering (15 credits)
Research Methodology (15 credits)
Group Design Project (30 credits)
Two options from: Analysis and Design for Seismic Action; Highway Engineering; Systems Modelling in Water Environment; Managementand Technology for Civil Engineers; Environmental Engineering; Global Engineering (30 credits)

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