Civil Engineering

About this course

A civil engineering degree from Teesside University prepares you for the future, addressing critical issues like urbanisation and climate change. From roads and railways to harbours and dams, civil engineers are responsible for planning, designing and supervising the construction and maintenance of building structures and infrastructure. Accredited Foundation year Integrated masters Work placement You develop knowledge and skills in subjects including structures, construction materials, geotechnics, fluid mechanics and construction management. The next few decades promise to be exciting for civil engineers, with progressive urbanisation, increasing populations, ongoing economic development, climate change and the risk of extreme events presenting many threats to infrastructure. You learn the skills to tackle these challenges, making you a highly sought after engineer. Top reasons to stud

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