Civil and Structural Engineering

About this course

Civil and structural engineering is the oldest and most foundational of the engineering disciplines, concerned with the design, construction and maintenance of the built and natural infrastructure on which society depends: bridges, buildings, roads, railways, dams, tunnels, water supply systems, and the coastal and environmental defences that protect communities from floods and erosion. As the world faces the twin imperatives of repairing ageing infrastructure and adapting to climate change, civil and structural engineers have a central and expanding role. At the University of Sheffield this five-year programme leads to an integrated Masters degree in Civil and Structural Engineering. The foundation year embedded in the programme provides the essential skills and knowledge needed to start the MEng with confidence, making the route accessible to a wider range of students while ensuring t

Where its graduates go

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