Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Hons) - BEng

Civil Engineering works by building, constructing and maintaining the infrastructure we rely on every day: buildings, roads, bridges, water and energy systems, pollution networks, and many more. People working in Civil Engineering need to adapt strategies with structures and find solutions to complex problems such as population growth or natural disasters. During Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, you will learn how to follow building safety standards and building rules. You will learn to manage construction projects, do all the math and make adjustments where necessary. Some of the key building blocks to keep in mind are: environmental impact, durability, and the use of appropriate building materials for the projects you will be working on.

If you are not sure which area of civil engineering you want to go to, this comprehensive based course is a good choice? Sheffield is a strong first choice for public engineers. Guardian University Guide 2018 ranks 8 in the UK. The level of learning is high. We work in partnership with our partners in the industry to improve course content. And first-year students are trained by professionals. The three-year BSc does not meet the educational requirements of the status of Chartered Engineer (CEng). But it is approved by the Institution of Civil engineers and others. Graduates in Civil Engineering can work in the public or private sector. Here are some of the well-known jobs that people work for: a construction engineer, a planning engineer, a water resource engineer, and a construction case inspector.