The Civil Engineering for Low Carbon Energy course at the University of Dundee is a postgraduate degree aimed at providing students with the skills required to develop and implement low carbon solutions in civil engineering projects. The course focuses on transitioning to low carbon economies, emphasizing the important role of civil engineers. It is a full-time course, typically completed within 12 months. Throughout the course, students explore the theoretical, practical and implementation issues associated with major national and international low-carbon strategies within the civil engineering sector.Course Content: This course covers a variety of dynamics related to civil engineering for low carbon energy. It explores the role of civil engineering in the delivery of low carbon energy solutions, the technical aspects of low carbon energy infrastructure, the challenges that the industry faces in shifting towards low carbon solutions, as well as the policy & regulatory issues surrounding the implementation of low carbon strategies in civil engineering.Key Modules: Key modules of the program include Low-Carbon Energy Issues in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering & Management, Strategic Infrastructure Planning, Low Carbon Technologies, and Sustainable Water Management.Accreditations: The Civil Engineering for Low Carbon Energy course is accredited by the Institution of Civil Engineers, Institution of Structural Engineers, Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation, and the Institute of Highway Engineers.Future Careers: Graduates of this course are well-equipped to embark on a career within civil engineering, particularly in roles related to low carbon energy provision. They can seek employment across a range of industries including consulting engineering, construction, and renewable energy. They also may pursue roles within regulatory authorities, environmental agencies, public bodies, NGOs, or research organizations.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.