Structural Engineering MEng
Course overview
| Qualification | Master's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | 5 years |
| Intakes | September |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | $ 81,032 |
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Tuition
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- Local students
- $ 81,032
- Foreign students
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Entry Requirements
The University offers as its normal entry routes:
- entry at Level 1, mainly for students with Scottish Highers (or similar)
- entry at Level 2, mainly for students with A-levels (or similar).
There is nevertheless considerable flexibility, depending on the level of qualifications, for entrants with A-levels to opt to enter at Level 1 and for Scottish students to enter at Level 2. Direct entry into Level 3 is also possible for students who already have certain HE qualifications.
Level 1 entry
- Highers: AAAB Mathematics at Grade B is required.
- A-Levels: ABC or BBB to include Mathematics at B
- Int. Baccalaureate: 35 points to include 5 in Higher Level Mathematics
- Scottish Baccalaureate: Pass with Advanced Higher Mathematics
Level 2 entry
- A-Levels: ABB Mathematics with at least Grade B is required.
- Advanced Highers: BBplus AAAB at Higher to include Mathematics at Advanced Higher
- HNC: A in graded unit with at least SCQF level 7 or NQF level 4 in a relevant mathematics course.
- Int. Baccalaureate: 35 points including 6 in Higher Level Mathematics
- Scottish Baccalaureate: Distinction including (Advanced Higher) Mathematics
Level 3 entry
- HND: AB in graded units with A in final graded unit and at least SCQF level 7 or NQF level 4 in a relevant mathematics course.
Additional information: For all years, applications are welcomed from holders of non-school qualifications and mature candidates. All EU and overseas candidates will require an IELTS overall grade 6.0 (or equivalent) with no component lower than 5.5 or equivalent.
Curriculum
Level 1
- Mechanics A
- Civil Engineering Applications 1
- Construction Technology 1
- Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists 1
- Mechanics B
- Introduction to Materials
- Introduction to Engineering Design
- Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists 2
Level 2
- Analysis of Determinate Structures
- Hydraulics and Hydrology A
- Surveying and Monitoring in the Built and
- Natural Environment
- Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists 3
- Civil Engineering Materials
- Stress Analysis and Element Strength
- Design Studies A - Problem Solving
- Statistics for Science
Level 3
- Design of Steel Elements
- Transportation Engineering A
- Indeterminate Structures
- Geology and Soil Properties
- Hydraulics and Hydrology B
- Geotechnics A - Introduction to Soil
- Mechanics
- Design of Concrete Elements
- Environmental Engineering A
Level 4
- Dissertation 1 Civil Engineering Discipline
- Geotechnics B - Soil Strength
- FEA and Stress Analysis A
- Structural Element Design
- Dissertation 1 Civil Engineering Discipline
- Analysis of Indeterminate Structures
- Foundation Engineering
- Structural Engineering Design Project
Fifth Year
- Structural Engineering Professional
- Design Project
- Structural Materials
- Stability and Dynamics
- Optional course. Students choose from the following courses:
- Contracts and Procurement
- Human Factor Methods
- Ground Engineering
- Project Management Theory and Practice
- Earthquake Engineering
- FEA and Stress Analysis B
- Safety, Risk and Reliability
- Optional course. Students choose from the following courses:
- Construction Financial Management
- Human Factors
- Project Management Strategic Issues