• Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline dealing with designing, constructing, and maintaining the physical and naturally built environment. In their work as a civil engineer, students may be responsible for building bridges, tunnels, flood protection measures, tall buildings, and other large structures.
  • The next few decades promise to be among the most challenging for the civil engineering community. Progressive urbanization, increasing populations, ongoing economic development, climate change, and the persistent risk of extreme events already present many threats to infrastructure.
  • This Civil Engineering (Hons) program from Teesside University produces industry-ready graduates. It incorporates key aspects of civil engineering such as structures, geotechnics, fluid mechanics, materials, and construction management.
  • The University has accessible, professional lecturers and has combined an employability-focused curriculum with manageable group sizes to give one of the best student experiences available. Skilled engineers are highly sought.