Civil Engineering
BEng (Hons), BEng, single award, 3 years full time, 6 years part time
Is Civil Engineering for you?
- Do you want to be a key player in the solution of the world’s most pressing problems?
- Would you like to be involved with the design and construction of the infrastructure essential to support life such as hospitals, roads, bridges, harbours, drinking water supplies, sanitation, schools, railways, flood prevention and sports stadiums.
- Do you enjoy working with a wide range of people including government agencies, local authorities, architects, builders, mechanical and electrical engineers, lawyers, service engineers - in a problem solving context?
- Would you like a career with plenty of variety, and with ample opportunity for overseas employment, both short and long term?
If the answer to these questions is ‘yes’, then a degree in Civil Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University may well be the first rung on the ladder to a successful and rewarding career.
What will you get out of studying this course?
The skills of problem solving, analysis and design are fundamental to the Civil Engineer. The BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering degree course is designed to develop these skills to the level required in the workplace, and to supplement, with skills in team work, drawing, IT, risk assessment, report writing and common sense. It can be studied in sandwich, full or part time mode. The course is fully accredited by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), and, together with relevant work experience and a relevant Masters level degree, leads
to the professional qualification of Chartered Engineer (CEng) and the equivalent European Qualification of EurIng.
What career opportunities are available?
Career prospects for students graduating with a degree in Civil Engineering from this University are excellent, with most students obtaining employment prior to the end of their final academic year. In many cases students are made a number of job offers. Graduates work for either small and large civil engineering practices in the private or the public sector, local authorities, government agencies and nongovernmental organisations.
Apply now at http://www.ucas.ac.uk/students/apply/
Further information
If you have any further queries about the course, or would like to talk about whether your qualifications or experience would be appropriate for entry, please contact either:
John McLoughlin (Admissions Tutor)
Tel: 0151 231 2872
Email: j.mcLoughlin@ljmu.ac.uk
Fil Ruddock (Programme Leader)
Tel: 0151 231 2806
Email: f.m.ruddock@ljmu.ac.uk
Jane Osborne (Admissions and Information Officer)
Tel: 0151 231 2821
Email: bue-admissions@ljmu.ac.uk
Christine Rudd (Admissions and Information Officer)
Tel: 0151 231 2865
Email: bue-admissions@ljmu.ac.uk
