Civil Engineering with Low Carbon Infrastructure (Part Time)

The Civil Engineering with Low Carbon Infrastructure (Part Time) program from University of Dundee consists of a wide range of projects such as roads, bridges, buildings and water supply systems. Low carbon infrastructure refers to systems like transportation, energy, and buildings designed to reduce carbon emissions and environmental harm.

Key facts

• This course involves the integration of civil engineering principles with a focus on creating sustainable and environmentally friendly infrastructure. The emphasis is on designing, constructing, and managing civil projects with the goal of minimising carbon emissions and reducing the overall environmental impact.

• You will undertake coursework that will encompass sustainable design principles, renewable energy integration, and low carbon materials, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to shape the future of infrastructure development.

Careers and opportunities

Graduates have gone on to achieve high-level positions in most sectors of the profession including:

• engineering consultancy

• engineering contracting

• the offshore industry

• research organisations

• the energy and water industries

• structural engineering

• environmental protection

Courses include:

• Design for Durability

• Sustainable Geotechnical Design

• Computational Geotechnics

• Concrete Assessment & Repair

• Health and Safety and Environmental Management

• Conceptual Design

• Life Cycle Analysis & Environmental Impact Assessment