- Course Details
- Entry Requirements
- Career Options
- Your Application
Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme: Civil Engineering
Course Details
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme in Civil Engineering in the UK is a one-year course that lays the groundwork for understanding the basic principles of engineering and science that are necessary for a career in civil engineering. It introduces students to key scientific and engineering concepts related to the design and construction of infrastructure like buildings, roads, and bridges.
The programme includes practical lab sessions and projects to give students hands-on experience and to help them apply what they have learned in real-world situations. Assessments may also involve exams and coursework.
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Entry Requirements
Grade Requirements:
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Students typically need A Levels with at least CCD grades, or they can have T Levels with a Merit. Other acceptable qualifications include BTECs, Access to HE, or an International Baccalaureate.
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Applicants generally need to hold a grade of at least 4/C in five GCSE subjects, where Maths and English Language are commonly required.
English Proficiency:
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International students coming from non-English backgrounds usually have to pass tests like the IELTS or TOEFL to prove they understand English well enough.
Career Options
Once students wrap up the Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme in Civil Engineering in the UK, they can opt for a BEng or MEng degree, making them eligible for careers in areas like:
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CAD Technician
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Urban and Regional Planner
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Geotechnical Engineer
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Structural Engineer
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Construction Manager
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Surveyor
Your Application
Start your application process for this course by going to UCAS. If you need additional information or assistance, our team of trained advisors is here to help.
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