On this page, you will find the study patterns for our MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management online (OLPBY) programme.
Please note: It is not possible to enrol directly onto the accelerated route; to move to the accelerated route this must first be approved by the Programme Leader and will be dependent on your performance in your first module.
Please use the links below to move directly to the relevant study pattern for the term you are enrolling onto.
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management - standard rate with September start
Study Pattern |
Autumn (September) |
Spring (January) |
Summer (May) |
Year 1 |
Flood Risk Engineering Management (7BU502) 20 credits
|
Research Methods, Application and Evaluation (PGT) & Environmental Risk and Responsibility (7TE510 & 7TE513) 10 credits & 10 credits
|
Continuing Professional Development and Strategic Management (7ME524) 20 credits |
Year 2 |
Option A Module 20 credits |
Option B Module 20 credits |
Option C Module 20 credits |
Year 3 |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Option A Modules: BIM and Integrated Project Collaboration (7AZ505); Transport and Infrastructure Engineering and Sustainable Design (7BU506)**
Option B Modules: Sustainable Construction Methods and Materials (7BU505); Geomatic Monitoring and Asset Engineering (7BU507**) *includes residential
Option C Modules: Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504); Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (7BU508) *Pre-requisite 7BU507
**Please note: for modules 7BU506 and 7BU507 you will need access to Auto CAD and Civil 3D
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management - accelerated rate with September start
Study Pattern |
Autumn (September) |
Spring (January) |
Summer (May) |
Year 1 |
Flood Risk Engineering Management (7BU502) 20 credits
Option A Module 20 credits
|
Research Methods, Application and Evaluation (PGT) & Environmental Risk and Responsibility (7TE510 & 7TE513) 10 credits & 10 credits
Option B Module 20 credits
|
Continuing Professional Development and Strategic Management (7ME524) 20 credits
Option C Module 20 credits |
Year 2 |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Option A Modules: BIM and Integrated Project Collaboration (7AZ505); Transport and Infrastructure Engineering and Sustainable Design (7BU506)**
Option B Modules: Sustainable Construction Methods and Materials (7BU505); Geomatic Monitoring and Asset Engineering (7BU507**) *includes residential
Option C Modules: Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504); Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (7BU508) *Pre-requisite 7BU507
**Please note: for modules 7BU506 and 7BU507 you will need access to Auto CAD and Civil 3D
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MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management - standard rate with January start
Study Pattern |
Spring (January) |
Summer (May) |
Autumn (September) |
Year 1 |
Research Methods, Application and Evaluation (PGT) & Environmental Risk and Responsibility (7TE510 & 7TE513) 10 credits & 10 credits
|
Continuing Professional Development and Strategic Management (7ME524) 20 credits
|
Flood Risk Engineering Management (7BU502) 20 credits |
Year 2 |
Option B Module 20 credits
|
Option C Module 20 credits |
Option A Module 20 credits |
Year 3 |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Option A Modules: BIM and Integrated Project Collaboration (7AZ505); Transport and Infrastructure Engineering and Sustainable Design (7BU506)**
Option B Modules: Sustainable Construction Methods and Materials (7BU505); Geomatic Monitoring and Asset Engineering (7BU507**) *includes residential
Option C Modules: Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504); Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (7BU508) *Pre-requisite 7BU507
**Please note: for modules 7BU506 and 7BU507 you will need access to Auto CAD and Civil 3D
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management - accelerated rate with January start
Study Pattern |
Spring (January) |
Summer (May) |
Autumn (September) |
Year 1 |
Research Methods, Application and Evaluation (PGT) & Environmental Risk and Responsibility (7TE510 & 7TE513) 10 credits & 10 credits
Option B Module 20 credits
|
Continuing Professional Development and Strategic Management (7ME524) 20 credits
Option C Module 20 credits
|
Flood Risk Engineering Management (7BU502) 20 credits
Option A Module 20 credits |
Year 2 |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits
|
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Option A Modules: BIM and Integrated Project Collaboration (7AZ505); Transport and Infrastructure Engineering and Sustainable Design (7BU506)**
Option B Modules: Sustainable Construction Methods and Materials (7BU505); Geomatic Monitoring and Asset Engineering (7BU507**) *includes residential
Option C Modules: Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504); Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (7BU508) *Pre-requisite 7BU507
**Please note: for modules 7BU506 and 7BU507 you will need access to Auto CAD and Civil 3D
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MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management - standard rate with May start
Study Pattern |
Summer (May) |
Autumn (September) |
Spring (January) |
Year 1 |
Continuing Professional Development and Strategic Management (7ME524) 20 credits |
Flood Risk Engineering Management (7BU502) 20 credits |
Option B Module 20 credits |
Year 2 |
Option C Module 20 credits |
Option A Module 20 credits |
Research Methods, Application and Evaluation (PGT) & Environmental Risk and Responsibility (7TE510 & 7TE513) 10 credits & 10 credits |
Year 3 |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Option A Modules: BIM and Integrated Project Collaboration (7AZ505); Transport and Infrastructure Engineering and Sustainable Design (7BU506)**
Option B Modules: Sustainable Construction Methods and Materials (7BU505); Geomatic Monitoring and Asset Engineering (7BU507**) *includes residential
Option C Modules: Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504); Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (7BU508) *Pre-requisite 7BU507
**Please note: for modules 7BU506 and 7BU507 you will need access to Auto CAD and Civil 3D
MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management - accelerated rate with May start
Study Pattern |
Summer (May) |
Autumn (September) |
Spring (January) |
Year 1 |
Continuing Professional Development and Strategic Management (7ME524) 20 credits
Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504) 20 credits |
Flood Risk Engineering Management (7BU502) 20 credits
Option A Module 20 credits |
Research Methods, Application and Evaluation (PGT) & Environmental Risk and Responsibility (7TE510 & 7TE513) 10 credits & 10 credits
Option B Module 20 credits |
Year 2 |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Independent Scholarship (Technology) (7ME525) 60 credits continued |
Option A Modules: BIM and Integrated Project Collaboration (7AZ505); Transport and Infrastructure Engineering and Sustainable Design (7BU506)**
Option B Modules: Sustainable Construction Methods and Materials (7BU505); Geomatic Monitoring and Asset Engineering (7BU507**) *includes residential
Option C Modules: Project Planning Value Engineering and Risk Management (7BU504); Advanced Geotechnical Engineering (7BU508) *Pre-requisite 7BU507
**Please note: for modules 7BU506 and 7BU507 you will need access to Auto CAD and Civil 3D
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