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Open Days

Want to study for a degree? Thinking about Strathclyde? Come visit us, chat to the teaching staff and have some fun. Our next openday will be announced here! About Our Recent Openday!

How to Apply

All applications to enter into full time study for one of our undergraduate degrees are done via UCAS. For information on this and other methods of entry please visit How to Apply

Induction Projects

For the past three years, groups of first year students have undertaken the construction of large-scale structures in the first few weeks of the academic year. This gives students some 'hands-on' construction and project management experience and forms part of the induction activities in the Department. Some Examples

The Marshmallow Challenge
First year students take on The Marshmallow Challenge

As part of induction this year our first year took up the Marshmallow Challenge

Site Visits

Site visit to Southern General Hospital Project: Host- Brookfield Multiplex, 2013, click for more examples A key part of all undergraduate courses are regular visits to active construction sites giving insights into all aspects of the industry at work. Some Examples

Reading for Your Degree

Civil Engineering has given rise to a rich body of published work some of which

is required reading, but you may also wish to join our book club. It  holds regular meetings and invites guest speakers. Reading for your Degree

Design Projects

We have pioneered design projects in each year of our engineering courses. Later years work alongside industry mentors, but first year students are challenged within weeks of starting their course.

Undergraduate Prize Lists

The department is proud to present it's list of prize winners. The Prize List

Teaching Excellence Award

Staff member, Mr Andrew Briggs awarded Best Teacher in the Engineering Faculty. Full Story

Student Successes

Our undergraduates take part in competitions and events outwith the Department or University.
A short List of Current Successes.

Civil Engineering 4 Real

Civil Engineering 4 Real - How and Why This year, students are being challenged to solve real life problems. Engineers from industry are bringing problems from existing contracts and asking for inventive solutions. How and Why

Student Mentoring

Mentoring is used in all years of the undergraduate courses. In later years it is carried out by volunteers from industry. Mentors provide guidance with projects and study.
More about Mentoring

Constructionarium

Strathclyde University was the first in Scotland to take part in a Construction -arium which gives students the opportunity to construct real structures on a real construction site.
More about Constructionariums.

 

Contacting the Department

If you have any questions, please email us at: civeng-admissions@strath.ac.uk or telephone us on 0141 548 3277.
If you have already decided to apply to Strathclyde, then follow this link: How to Apply