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The Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering program at the University of Southampton Malaysia is designed to play a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future for society. This comprehensive program covers various aspects of civil engineering, including building engineering, road planning, water supply, and coastal defense. Through the BEng Civil Engineering course, students develop a strong foundation in civil engineering design and application, equipping them with the necessary skills to create innovative solutions in the built environment, infrastructure, and cities. With a focus on essential principles such as mechanics, structures, materials, thermofluids, geotechnics, hydraulics, and structural design, students gain a profound understanding of the core concepts that underpin civil engineering practice. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to address the challenges of urban development, contribute to sustainable infrastructure planning, and make a positive impact on society by designing resilient and efficient systems.
The first year provides a solid grounding in the fundamental engineering science, as well as the basis of civil engineering.
Core modules cover:
We'll introduce key design skills, such as sketching model-making and computing, through workshops and a design and manufacture project. These will also help you develop skills like:
At the end of the year you'll take part in the Constructionarium, a week-long activity in Norfolk.
You'll further develop your core design and civil engineering skills.
You’ll study the Liveable Cities module, exploring the liveability in a city, with specific sessions including urban design, waste management, transport, energy, as well as site visits.
A group design project will build on your design skills from year 1 and learning from Liveable Cities. You’ll design a significant physical engineering change to a city, for instance a bridge or flooding scheme, and develop the deployment plan.
You'll also study topics that include:
We introduce highway and traffic engineering in your final year, and you'll explore structural stability and geotechnics in more depth. You can also choose from specialist modules including urban design, environmental hydraulics, railway engineering and human factors in engineering.
You’ll apply your knowledge to the design and solution of practical problems. You’ll take part in a group design project and attend guest lectures from industry.
An individual research project allows you to explore your own areas of interest.
Recent student projects have included:
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