Newcastle University

Civil Engineering (Geotechnical and Engineering Geology) MPhil, PhD

Newcastle UniversityNewcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Course overview

At Newcastle University you'll work with academics who are leaders in their field so that your research has a real impact on civil engineering.

Key highlights

  • Research supervised by academics who are leaders in their field
  • Research designed to have real impact on civil engineering

Entry requirements

  • Degree: 2:1 — to include relevant subject

Scholarships

  • Alumni Progression Scholarship Funding

    A £1,000 Alumni Progression Scholarship or a 20% Alumni Progression Discount.

  • Business Excellence Scholarship

    Two awards of up to £8,150 tuition fee discount each.

  • Frank Pounder Bursary (Geospatial Artificial Intelligence MSc)

    Each eligible student will receive an individual award of £2,000.

    Up to £2,000
  • MBA Developing Talent and Leadership Scholarship

    Awards of up to £16,625, payable towards the cost of tuition fees.

  • The Hilary Taylor Scholarship

    The School of Architecture, Planning & Landscape is offering two scholarships of £2,500, one for each stage of the Master of Architecture (5843F) programme.

    Up to £2,500
  • Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships – Postgraduate Awards

    £8,000 tuition fee awards.

    Up to £8,000

Careers this course leads to

  • Geotechnical Engineer
  • Engineering Geologist
  • Chartered Civil Engineer
  • Academic Researcher
  • University Lecturer

Cost of study

UK/Home: £5,238-£15,438 per year | International: £33,500-£43,700 per year

Admission

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