MEng Building Services Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University

The professionally-accredited BEng (Hons) Building Services Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University features 'real world' projects and excellent paid placement opportunities. Modern living depends upon the engineering services that are an integral part of buildings, and these systems consume a significant percentage of the energy used in the UK. Building services engineers operate as part of a professional team alongside architects, structural engineers, quantity surveyors and other construction professionals to ensure that buildings continue to function efficiently while de-carbonising the energy supply.

Faculty: Faculty of Health, Innovation, Technology and Science  |  Department: School of Engineering and Built Environment  |  Duration: 7 years  |  Study mode: part-time, integrated master's  |  Intake: September (2027/28 entry)  |  Location: Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Level 4 core modules: Introduction to Construction Technology, Science and Materials, Design Project 1, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Principles, Engineering Mathematics, Professional and Digital Skills for Engineers. Level 5 core modules: Procurement and Contracts, Mechanical Engineering for Buildings, Electrical Engineering for Buildings, Site Construction Management, Applied Mathematics, Design Project 2, Work Based Learning. Level 6 core modules: Environmental Analysis, Commissioning and Facilities Management, Low Carbon Systems and Sustainability, Design Project 3, Building Engineering Research Project. Level 7 core modules: Sensors, Control and Applications, Operational Performance and Modelling, Energy Engineering and Environment, Building Engineering Research and Design Project.

Career pathways

There is a national shortage of well-trained building services engineers, so if you successfully complete this MEng course, you stand an excellent chance of gaining well-paid employment. The majority of students on this programme are part-time and are already employed in the industry, though all recent full-time graduates have progressed to appropriate employment in the building services industry.

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