Master of Science - Civil Infrastructure Engineering (EEST028)

This course equips learners with in-demand skills for a transport and civil engineering infrastructure career, supported by the university’s strong industry links and placement opportunities in consultancies, construction, and public sector roles.

Key course content includes:

• Sustainable transport systems: learners plan efficient, multi-modal transport networks with a focus on decarbonisation, emerging technologies and sustainable solutions. • Infrastructure engineering: learners gain expertise in designing and maintaining highways, railways, and sustainable infrastructure systems, addressing contemporary challenges. • Research and innovation: learners conduct independent projects, build skills in data analysis, problem-solving and practical applications, supported by industry-standard facilities.

Why study this course

• Gain specialised knowledge in sustainable transport systems, infrastructure engineering and the application of emerging technologies. • Benefit from diverse learning experiences including lab-based activities, computer simulations, and real-world case studies that link theory to practice, helping learners develop practical problem-solving skills. • Develop essential skills in data analysis and project management through independent research projects, guided by academic experts. • Course content is shaped by industry experts and an Industrial Advisory Board, ensuring its relevance to current industry needs. • This course has been designed to satisfy the requirements for accreditation by the Joint Board of Moderators (JBM). The Joint Board of Moderators represents The Institution of Civil Engineers, The Institution of Structural Engineers, The Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation, The Institute of Highway Engineers and the Permanent Way Institution. The university will apply for accreditation in due course. • Gain practical experience and boost the CV with an additional professional placement.