Studying civil engineering provides our students with a range of technical skills valued by employers in various sectors, including engineering, construction, and property development. With a solid grasp of science, mathematics, and technology, the students will learn to design, create, and build structures efficiently, making the best use of available resources and techniques.

Our graduates as a qualified civil engineer can find work in a range of sectors, particularly in the construction sector, on buildings and large structures of all kinds, transportation and communications infrastructures.

There are also opportunities to work in-house for a variety of national and multinational organizations, particularly within the public sector. Local authorities, government departments, and environmental organizations.

Jobs directly related to civil engineering degree include:

• Building control surveyor
• CAD technician
• Consulting civil engineer
• Contracting civil engineer
• Design engineer
• Estimator
• Nuclear engineer
• Site engineer
• Structural engineer
• Water engineer

Jobs where civil engineering degree would be useful include:

• Building services engineer
• Construction manager
• Engineering geologist
• Fire risk assessor
• Geotechnical engineer
• Patent attorney
• Quantity surveyor
• Sustainability consultant
• Urban designer