BSc Environmental Civil Engineering

The BSc Environmental Civil Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University is an undergraduate degree that focuses on both civil engineering and environmental challenges. The course helps students learn how to design and build strong structures like bridges and roads while protecting the environment. It takes 2 to 4 years to complete.

The BSc Environmental Civil Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University helps students prepare for careers in both civil and environmental engineering. The programme is accredited by professional bodies, giving graduates a strong start in the job market. Students can also take part in optional placements to gain industry experience. The course starts with core science and maths skills. As students move forward, they study topics like water engineering, soil mechanics, and environmental impact. The course includes real-life case studies, site visits, and lab work to give students hands-on experience.

Students are taught through lectures, labs, workshops, and field trips. The course uses real-world examples to help students apply what they learn. Assessment includes exams, group projects, lab reports, and presentations. Students also complete a group design project and an individual final-year project related to real-world engineering problems.

Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) was established in 1993 and is located in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland. It has three main academic schools: the School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment; the Glasgow School for Business and Society; and the School of Health and Life Sciences. GCU also has a campus in London and partners with institutions worldwide.

The university is known for its focus on social impact and community engagement. Student life is active with sports, societies, and volunteering opportunities. GCU supports students with career services, mental health support, and modern learning facilities.

Glasgow Caledonian University uses practical, real-world teaching. Courses are designed with help from industry experts. Lecturers often have work experience in their field. The university uses up-to-date labs, software, and learning tools to prepare students for their future careers.

Grade Requirements:

• For year 1 Entry: 90-96 UCAS points from A-levels, BTECs, or equivalent. Should include maths, physics, tech or engineering subjects. 
• For year 2 Entry: HNC Civil Engineering with a B in Graded Unit 1.
• For year 3 Entry: HND Civil Engineering or equivalent with a minimum grade B in the graded units.
• If you do not have the typical academic entry qualifications but can demonstrate relevant work experience and/or credits from recognised professional bodies, you may be eligible to enter this course through the university's Recognition of Prior Learning scheme.

English Proficiency:

• An IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with no component below 5.5. Other English proficiency tests are also accepted.

In 2025/26, the annual cost of studying BSc Environmental Civil Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University is £15,200 per year for international students.

Glasgow Caledonian University offers several scholarships. One is the International Student Scholarship, which gives up to £2,000 off yearly fees for eligible students. It is awarded based on academic merit and is applied automatically.

Graduates of the BSc Environmental Civil Engineering from Glasgow Caledonian University can work as:

• Civil engineer
• Environmental engineer
• Water resource engineer
• Site engineer
• Construction manager

To apply for Glasgow Caledonian University's BSc Environmental Civil Engineering, you can apply directly on the university website or through UCAS. If you need help with the application, you can get in touch with our counsellors for detailed guidance.