FdSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management at University of East London

FdSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management is a practical, industry-led course. It's suitable for both civil engineering and construction industry professionals and new students interested in building construction and civil engineering. Choose between civil engineering or construction management routes and, upon successful completion, progress to obtain a BSc degree in either field.

Faculty: School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering  |  Department: Department of Engineering & Construction  |  Duration: 2 years full-time  |  Study mode: full-time, part-time  |  Intake: September 2026, January 2027, September 2027  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

The construction and civil engineering sector needs people with the knowledge, practical skills and personal qualities to make a difference where it counts - on-site, working with other professionals. In this highly practical course, you'll learn about the nature and environment of the construction industry as well as the regulatory framework around health and safety, planning, procurement and contracts. Modules include Mental Wealth: Professional Life, The Built Environment, Construction Technology, Land and Construction Surveying, Analytical Skills in Built Environment, Building Science and Materials, Engineering Mechanics, Contract Procedures.

Career pathways

This two-year foundation degree gets you working in the industry quickly. Recent students have worked on major London projects including the Shard, King's Cross Station Western Passenger Hall and the Crossrail Connaught Tunnel refurbishment, with many offered full-time jobs at the companies where they completed their placement.

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