Imperial College London, Civil and Environmental Engineering Masters Degrees

This new Master’s degree aims to train future leaders in the role of materials in resilient and sustainable built infrastructure. Read more

Our MSc in Concrete Structures provides training in the design, analysis and assessment of concrete structures including bridges and buildings. Read more

This comprehensive course provides training in the analysis, design and assessment of structures under seismic actions and other extreme loading conditions. Read more

This Master's course aims to educate future engineers who specialise in fluid mechanics, specifically in the unique offshore, coastal and built environments. Read more

This course provides training in all aspects of the supply of clean water, the control of pollution and the protection of public health, waste water treatment, air pollution control and solid waste management. Read more

This course covers a broad spectrum of structural engineering issues specifically for civil engineering structures, with comprehensive coverage of topics related to the mechanics and design of structures made from steel and/or concrete. Read more

Hydrology is concerned with assessment of the natural distribution of water in time and space, and with evaluating the impact of manmade changes on the distribution and quality of this water. Read more

These courses explore the properties of soils and soft rocks in relation to civil engineering, the theory of geomechanics and practical geotechnical engineering. Read more

These courses provide training in the analysis, design and assessment of steel and composite (steel/concrete) structures. All of our MSc courses are career-orientated and cover both theoretical background and practical design considerations. Read more

These MSc courses are offered jointly with University College London (UCL). They provide a thorough understanding of the movement of people and goods, and of techniques for analysing transport problems as well as developing and implementing measures for resolving them. Read more