MSc Infrastructure Systems

The Infrastructure Systems MSc offered by University College London (UCL) is designed to equip students with knowledge and understanding in the field of infrastructure systems. This course imparts proficiency in infrastructure system development, analyzing the impact of infrastructure on the environment, and mastering the concepts of sustainable systems. Course Content: The program comprises four core subjects, an independent research project, and a range of optional modules. Core subjects cover Infrastructure Investment and Finance; Infrastructure Systems, Interdependencies and Risks; System Dynamics: Modelling Complexity; and Infrastructure as a Business. The independent research project could either be a group-based infrastructure business case project or an individual literature review project. Optional modules allow students to specialize in areas such as Geographical Information Systems & Science; Drone Technology, Policy and Law; and many more. Key Modules: Infrastructure Investment and Finance, Infrastructure Systems, Interdependencies and Risks, System Dynamics: Modelling Complexity, and Infrastructure as a Business are among the key modules. Future Careers: Graduates can pursue careers in a range of sectors including infrastructure development, infrastructure financing, project management, sustainability and environmental consultancies, utilities, IT, financial services, governmental bodies, and many more. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.