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Civil Engineering
Civil engineering is the professional practice of designing and developing infrastructure projects. This can be on a huge scale, such as the development of nationwide transport systems or water supply networks, or on a smaller scale, such as the development of individual roads or buildings.
All aspects of building a structure fall under the remit of a civil engineer. This can include planning, design, budgeting, surveying, construction management and analysis, and often civil engineering careers encompass a combination of all these elements.
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Civil Engineering
Campus | Institution Name | Country | Campus Style | Institution Size | Selectivity | Education Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
University College London (UCL) | UK | City Campus | Very Large Institution >30,000 | Highly Selective (10-25% admitted)
79,500 applications for approx 7,400 places | Really broad ranging everything from single honours degrees, to combined degrees to UCL’s take on Liberal Arts the BASC programme | |
UWE Bristol | UK | City Campus, Suburban Campus | Very Large Institution >30,000 | Less Selective (>75% admitted). Certain courses are more competitive and therefore will be more selective. | Single Subject Focus (Joint degrees available), Teaching Focused Institution, Vocationally Focused Institution (multiple integrated internships) | |
University of Warwick | UK | Suburban Campus - all our facilities are on site including student accommodation | Large Institution 15,000-30,000 | Highly Selective (10-25% admitted) | Warwick have single and joint degree courses available with a focus on Interdisciplinarity |
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