Find a course
Showing 18 results for 'structural engineering'
Advanced Structural Engineering
Receive advanced training and obtain expertise in the analysis, design, and assessment of civil engineering structures.
Advanced Structural Engineering with Data Science
Explore how data science is revolutionising the way structures are designed, analysed and assessed.
Geotechnical Engineering
Explore the principles of geomechanics, investigate the behaviour of soils and soft rocks, and specialise in areas ranging from earthquake engineering to data science.
Geotechnical Engineering with Data Science
Combine geotechnical expertise with data-driven methods, including machine learning, to enhance analysis, design, and decision-making in ground engineering.
Environmental Engineering with Data Science
Explore environmental engineering practices and the use of computational methods and statistical modelling techniques.
Earthquake Engineering
Learn to analyse, design and assess structures under seismic action and extreme conditions.
Geotechnical and Earthquake Engineering
Gain specialised skills in seismic hazard assessment and earthquake-resistant design of geotechnical structures for regions prone to seismic activity.
Geotechnical and Geological Engineering
Explore geological processes and behaviour of soils and rocks through laboratory testing and fieldwork, to assess geological hazards and support the design of resilient infrastructure.
Geotechnical Engineering with Offshore Renewables
Gain specialist skills in soil behaviour, laboratory testing, numerical modelling and geotechnical design, and apply them to the investigation and development of offshore infrastructure.
Engineering Fluid Mechanics for the Offshore, Coastal and Built Environments
Gain advanced knowledge of fluid mechanics to solve real-world marine and built-environment challenges in renewable energy, environmental pollution, and urban climate.
Environmental Engineering
Analyse the principles and practices needed to protect the environment and human health.






.jpg)




