MSc Civil Engineering with Environmental Management at University of East London

The MSc Civil Engineering with Environmental Management course brings together subjects from the engineering, construction, transportation, logistics, computing, and business subject areas. It provides advanced training for engineers and professionals involved in sustainable civil engineering – that is, building future cities and settlements that are safe, sustainable, resilient, and adaptable systems. The course is multidisciplinary, and you’ll work on designing systems that are resilient to extreme climates and emerging hazards.

Faculty: School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering  |  Department: Department of Engineering & Construction  |  Duration: 1/2 years full-time; 1/2 years full-time (MSc with Placement Year); 1 year full-time; 2 years part-time  |  Study mode: full-time, part-time (optional placement year)  |  Intake: September 2026, January 2027  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

This MSc Civil Engineering with Environmental Management programme offers in-depth knowledge of geotechnical design, environmental impact assessment, and advanced structural engineering. Core modules focus on soil-structure interaction and evaluating the environmental impacts of construction. Modules include Mental Wealth Professional Life (Applied Research), Soil Structure Engineering, Environmental Impact Assessment.

Career pathways

As an MSc Civil Engineering with Environmental Management graduate, you’ll be qualified to work for companies in sectors ranging from construction and engineering to water and wastewater, sustainable infrastructure, tech startups, research institutes, and many more. Your interdisciplinary background (combining infrastructure design and construction with sustainability, environmental protection, and resource management) means you have a lot of flexibility and should be able to follow your interests.

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