This course is typically delivered over 4 years, including a single semester spent studying abroad. Below you can find a list of the required modules delivered in each year, but you will also have access to a range of electives, especially in the 3^rd and 4^th years.

Year 1:

This year will focus on the core principles of engineering, using lectures and laboratory sessions.

Core Modules:

• Computing 1
• Engineering Analysis
• Environmental Fluid and Geomechanics
• Materials and Construction
• Professional Studies
• Structures and Design

Year 2:

Year 2 will be very similar to year one, but for the addition of a 5 day residential field course.

Core Modules:

• Computing 2
• Engineering Analysis
• History of Western Architecture
• Hydraulics and Soil Mechanics
• Professional Studies and Construction
• Structural Analysis and Design

Year 3:

The spring semester will involve several modules as usual, but the autumn semester will be spent studying at a partner institution, gaining critical international experience. You will also deliver a substantial individual project.

Core Modules:

• Architectural Engineering Design Studio
• Continuum Solid Mechanics
• Dynamics
• International Experience
• Project

Year 4:

This year will focus on a group project, but will also feature several taught modules.

Core Modules:

• Building Performance Simulation
• Finite Element Theory and Practice
• Integrated Building Design
• Professional Engineering Studies
• Tensile Structures

95% of the graduates from this program in 2016 found work in their chosen field within 6 months of graduation, or chose to go in to higher degree programs. Graduates have found work with companies such as Ramboll, Capita Symonds, Atkins and Arup as well as a wide range of smaller building services or architectural practices.