Civil Engineering and Construction Management (Top-Up) BEng (Hons)

You'll look at  geotechnical engineering and materials concepts, with a focus on slope stability, retaining walls, foundations, settlement, concrete durability, and specialty materials like glass and composites.

This module will see you identify and explain key legislations in safety management for the construction industry. You'll look at the significant impact of the wellbeing of construction site workers and explain why these practices are significant to the management of health and safety.

In this module, you'll evaluate innovative carbon reduction technologies, sustainable materials, waste management and modern methods of construction. As you consider the concept of sustainable construction and its ability to contribute to a net zero future, you'll learn to appraise innovative practices in the sector.

You'll create a development proposal to balance commercial requirements, impacts on individuals and the likelihood of securing planning approval. This module will see you design traffic junctions, highway links and evaluate the project's contribution to UN Sustainable Development Goals.

You'll undertake a multifaceted analysis of technical, environmental, and social dynamics in water, spanning rainfall patterns, quality standards, conservation goals, wastewater remediation, and more. Examining drinking water treatment processes alongside sustainable drainage oversight, you'll develop professional design skills, modeling capabilities, and testing expertise.

In this module, you'll get hands-on experience in building networks and algorithms so that you're equipped with the skills to develop AI systems and understand both AI's potential and limitations.

In this module, you'll critically review research literature; both academic and industry works to demonstrate an understanding of the professionalism and ethical conduct needed in research designs.

This module will see you develop your knowledge of a project lifecycle; from initiation through to planning, execution and closure. You'll develop an effective project plan including account for budgeting and will look at how you can mitigate risks for a successful project outcome.

You'll look at  geotechnical engineering and materials concepts, with a focus on slope stability, retaining walls, foundations, settlement, concrete durability, and specialty materials like glass and composites.

This module will see you identify and explain key legislations in safety management for the construction industry. You'll look at the significant impact of the wellbeing of construction site workers and explain why these practices are significant to the management of health and safety.

You'll create a development proposal to balance commercial requirements, impacts on individuals and the likelihood of securing planning approval. This module will see you design traffic junctions, highway links and evaluate the project's contribution to UN Sustainable Development Goals.

In this module, you'll evaluate innovative carbon reduction technologies, sustainable materials, waste management and modern methods of construction. As you consider the concept of sustainable construction and its ability to contribute to a net zero future, you'll learn to appraise innovative practices in the sector.

You'll undertake a multifaceted analysis of technical, environmental, and social dynamics in water, spanning rainfall patterns, quality standards, conservation goals, wastewater remediation, and more. Examining drinking water treatment processes alongside sustainable drainage oversight, you'll develop professional design skills, modeling capabilities, and testing expertise.

In this module, you'll get hands-on experience in building networks and algorithms so that you're equipped with the skills to develop AI systems and understand both AI's potential and limitations.

In this module, you'll critically review research literature; both academic and industry works to demonstrate an understanding of the professionalism and ethical conduct needed in research designs.

This module will see you develop your knowledge of a project lifecycle; from initiation through to planning, execution and closure. You'll develop an effective project plan including account for budgeting and will look at how you can mitigate risks for a successful project outcome.