MSc Civil Engineering with Future Construction Technologies

The MSc in Civil Engineering and Future Technologies course offered by the University of Dundee is tailored for a new generation of engineers. This program, which can be tailored to suit individual career paths, provides advanced training in civil engineering and focuses on how emerging technologies will impact the future of the industry. Course Content: The program offers a holistic learning experience involving lectures, tutorials, workshops, and practical sessions. The curriculum is built around the three core areas of Environmental Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Water Resources Engineering, supplemented by modules focusing on key future technologies. Key Modules: The course comprises mandatory modules like Civil Engineering: Concept and Design, Future Technologies for Water and Waste, Future Technologies for Power Generation and Transmission, and Concrete and steel structures. Also, optional modules such as Advanced Water and Wastewater Treatment, Hydrological Modelling, and Offshore, Coastal and Harbour Engineering are available.Accreditations: The course is in full accordance with the extended level of accreditation jointly agreed by the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Institution of Civil Engineers, and the Institution of Structural Engineers.Future Careers: Completing this MSc course provides a strong foundation for a career in the Civil Engineering domains of consultancy, contracting, and research. Graduates of the program often find employment in consulting and contracting engineering firms, environmental agencies, local government, and industrial companies. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.