BEng Civil Engineering in Manchester United Kingdom | The University of Manchester

Civil engineering focuses on planning, building, and sustaining our physical infrastructure, encompassing structures like skyscrapers and bridges, as well as transportation networks including highways and train systems - while examining their long-term impacts on both our world and communities. During the initial two years of our Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering program, you'll gain comprehensive knowledge in core areas like structural mechanics, fluid dynamics, soil mechanics, construction materials, design principles, project coordination, and applied mathematics. Your final year will feature an independent research initiative, offering opportunities to explore cutting-edge fields such as sustainable energy solutions and efficient resource utilization. Graduates will be prepared for careers in civil engineering - the program fully meets the academic requirements for Incorporated Engineer (IEng) status and provides partial fulfillment for Chartered Engineer (CEng) qualifications, with the remaining criteria achievable through additional accredited training.

• Benefit from our 200-year history of innovation, here at the first English university to offer an engineering degree
• Study at a Top Six University for Civil Engineering (QS World Rankings, 2025)
• Stand out to employers at one of the most Sought-After Universities by Top Graduate Employers (THE Graduate Market, 2024)
• Undertake design projects in each year and study both core subjects such as structural, fluid, and soil mechanics, and emerging subjects that address today's key issues, like climate change
• Learn with a range of facilities, including wave flumes, geotechnics centrifuge, materials testing, 3D laser scanners for surveying, and within our state-of-the-art Engineering and Materials Building
• Benefit from our links with industry, presenting opportunities for work experience and career progression
• Fully satisfy the educational base for becoming an Incorporated Engineer (IEng), and set the wheels in motion for becoming a Chartered Engineer (CEng) with a course accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators