Civil and Transportation Engineering

Program Overview

Edinburgh Napier University's Civil and Transportation Engineering degree equips students with the knowledge and skills to become civil engineers or transportation specialists. The four-year program encompasses structural design, transport systems, geotechnics, water resource management, and transport planning. Through hands-on projects and industry collaborations, graduates are prepared for a wide range of careers in the infrastructure development, transportation planning, and environmental engineering sectors.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Civil and Transportation Engineering program at Edinburgh Napier University is a four-year undergraduate degree that equips students with the knowledge and skills to become successful civil engineers or transportation specialists.

• Develops competency in relevant mathematical techniques and problem-solving approaches.

Year Two and Beyond:

• Progresses to more advanced areas of Structural Design, Geotechnics, Fluid Mechanics, and Transportation Engineering.
• Implements practical solutions across a range of applied applications.
• Develops skills in lateral problem-solving and innovative thinking.

Final Year:

• Students develop, manage, and undertake a program of independent investigation under the guidance of a research supervisor.
• Students work as part of a team to fulfill a client's project brief related to the development of a substantial piece of Built Environment Infrastructure.

Assessment:

• Each module is assessed through a combination of coursework and exams.

Teaching:

• The program is delivered through a combination of lectures and tutorials, with three modules per semester.

Careers:

• The program prepares graduates for careers in the civil engineering and transportation industries.
• Graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge to work on a variety of projects, including infrastructure development, transportation planning, and environmental engineering.

Other:

• The program has strong industrial links and input, ensuring that graduates are work-ready.
• Students have access to purpose-built labs with industry-relevant equipment.
• The program offers a pathway for international students through the International Stage One (IS1) program.
• Students may incur additional costs during their education, such as laptops, stationery, and additional resources.