Civil Engineering, BEng, at University of Exeter

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Civil Engineering, BEng, University of Exeter

the United Kingdom

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The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
BEng	Full-time	3 - 4 years	September	find out	find out

About Civil Engineering, BEng - at University of Exeter

About this course

Help shape the future of our world by becoming a civil engineer.

In your first year, you'll delve into core disciplines alongside Civil Engineering through our collaborative modules.

You'll learn from experts in the field on areas aligned with our research strengths, including vibration engineering, water resource and pollution control, and construction project management.

The BEng Civil Engineering degree is designed to equip you with first-hand industry experience and insight into your role as a civil engineer through site visits and fieldwork.

We will prepare you for a future career where you'll be at the forefront of creating real-world solutions. You'll learn by doing with our focus on project-based learning.

Kickstart your career with opportunities to gain valuable work experience through summer placements and the 'Year in Industry' programme.

Details about course variation options.

UCAS code: H208

Our four year 'with Year in Industry' programme includes a paid placement in business or industry for the duration of your third year. Work experience is a real advantage when entering the graduate job market. It's also a great way to try out different jobs and to make contacts within companies you're interested in working for.

Yes, it's worth 120 credits.

During this year you will pay a reduced tuition fee. Visit the?Tuition Fees page?for more information.

You can apply for this programme through UCAS using the code at the top of this page, or transfer onto this option at the end of your first year in an Exeter-based Engineering degree.

We will help you to prepare for your work placement from early in your studies. A special module 'Employability and Placement Preparation for Engineers' takes place at the start of your second year. This is an opportunity to start thinking about your placement well in advance. You'll also be invited to attend workshops offering guidance and support.

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Fees, Funding and Scholarships at University of Exeter

The University of Exeter invests heavily in scholarships to support top international students. These include the Exeter Excellence Scholarships, which are awarded to academically gifted and ambitious students from around the world, as well as country-specific scholarships for students applying from certain regions.

More information on the University’s international scholarships can be found here.

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