The Civil and Environmental Engineering MEng at the University of Aberdeen equips you to address the critical challenges of sustainable infrastructure development and environmental protection. In a world increasingly focused on the ecological impact of engineering projects, this degree is designed for ambitious students who want to shape a built environment that is both resilient and responsible. You will delve into core principles of civil engineering, including structural design, fluid mechanics, and geotechnics, while gaining a deep understanding of environmental engineering practices. This programme prepares you to tackle complex problems with innovative and sustainable solutions.
This full-time, on-campus MEng degree is studied over five years, providing a comprehensive and integrated learning experience. Throughout your studies, you will engage with compulsory courses covering areas such as engineering mathematics, materials, and design, alongside specialist civil and environmental engineering subjects. You will develop practical skills through laboratory work, computational methods, and a significant group design project in your final year. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for a professional career as a chartered engineer, working on diverse projects that demand both technical expertise and environmental stewardship.