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Civil & Structural Engineering

Civil & Structural Engineering is a rewarding and influential discipline focused on the design, construction and maintenance of the infrastructure that supports modern society. From bridges, buildings and transportation networks to water systems and renewable energy facilities, civil and structural engineers play a key role in creating safe, sustainable and resilient environments for communities around the world.

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What will you learn?

  • Develop a strong foundation in mathematics, physics and engineering principles.

  • Learn how buildings, bridges and other structures are designed to safely withstand loads and environmental forces.

  • Study structural analysis, construction materials and engineering design.

  • Explore geotechnical engineering, transportation systems, water resources and environmental engineering.

  • Gain practical experience through laboratory work, design projects and field studies.

  • Use industry-standard engineering software for modelling, analysis and design.

  • Learn about construction management, project planning and engineering sustainability.

  • Develop problem-solving, teamwork and communication skills through real-world engineering challenges.

Career Prospects

Civil & Structural Engineering graduates are highly sought after in the construction, infrastructure and engineering sectors.  

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Career opportunities include:

  • Civil Engineer

  • Structural Engineer

  • Construction Engineer

  • Geotechnical Engineer

  • Transportation Engineer

  • Water Resources Engineer

  • Environmental Engineer

  • Project Engineer

  • Infrastructure Consultant

  • Construction Project Manager

  • Site Engineer

  • Engineering Designer

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Many graduates pursue professional accreditation and chartered status, enhancing their career progression and opportunities for leadership roles within the industry.

Universities to look for:

  • Imperial College London

  • University of Cambridge

  • University of Oxford

  • University College London (UCL)

  • The University of Edinburgh

  • The University of Manchester

  • University of Leeds

  • The University of Sheffield

  • University of Nottingham

  • University of Bristol

  • University of Birmingham

  • University of Southampton

  • Loughborough University

  • University of Glasgow

  • University of Strathclyde

  • Heriot-Watt University

  • University of Bath

  • Newcastle University

  • University of Liverpool

  • Cardiff University

  • University of Exeter

  • Queen's University Belfast

  • The University of Warwick

  • University of Surrey

  • Brunel University of London

  • Durham University

  • Swansea University

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