Overview

Civil engineers shape the world we live in. They design, build, and maintain the infrastructure we take for granted and their expertise is essential for a sustainable future, both in the UK and globally. Learn more at the Civil Engineering - Digital Construction programme from the University of Nottingham.

Career opportunities:

The blend of academic study and development of practical and professional skills that the course provides is an ideal preparation for the future challenges of working in a multidisciplinary environment. Graduates of this course are highly sought-after and enter a range of careers related to the field of civil engineering.

What knowledge will I gain?

• You'll develop invaluable skills with modern methods of analysis and design, employing building information modelling (BIM) and other digital technologies that are at the forefront of industry practices. You'll work in groups to solve real-world design problems, developing transferable skills for your future career, and valuable experience of how to manage and delegate responsibilities.
• You'll have access to a diverse range of topics, including sustainability, bridge engineering, geotechnical engineering, railway technology, highway and pavement design, coastal engineering, asset management, and wind engineering.

Why should I choose University of Nottingham?

• They are a global university, with staff and students from over 150 countries. They offer comprehensive support for international students, from scholarships and visa guidance to living here in Nottingham. You'll feel like you belong here, even before you start. They  know how to welcome international students and have a comprehensive support package for you, from scholarships and visa guidance to living here in Nottingham.
• Hear from Georgia Thermou, Assistant Professor in Structural Engineering at the University of Nottingham, as she discusses her research, what makes the MSc programmes in the Department of Civil Engineering unique, and potential career paths for master's students.