Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering - Sustainable Infrastructure
Advance your engineering career with a specialized Master's degree in sustainable infrastructure and water engineering at TU Dublin.
Best for:Best for civil and structural engineering graduates seeking specialized expertise in sustainable infrastructure and water resource management.
Overview
The Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering - Sustainable Infrastructure at TU Dublin is an advanced postgraduate programme designed to address modern challenges in environmental resilience and resource management. The curriculum comprises 12 taught modules alongside a dedicated Research Project module, focusing on core areas such as sustainability, water engineering, numerical techniques, and renewable energy technologies. Students will develop advanced technical competencies to design, manage, and evaluate complex civil engineering projects with an emphasis on sustainability. The programme is structured to accommodate both full-time and part-time students through a blended delivery model, preparing graduates for leadership roles in professional engineering practice.
What you'll do
- Complete 12 rigorous postgraduate taught modules covering advanced civil engineering concepts and sustainable technologies
- Undertake an independent research project applying analytical and numerical techniques to a civil engineering problem
- Participate in lectures, seminars, and collaborative coursework delivered through a blended learning format
- Engage in structural and environmental analysis, water resources planning, and transport systems evaluation
Requirements
Degree required: An honours degree with a minimum attainment of second class honours grade 2 in Civil, Structural, or Environmental Engineering or a closely-related discipline, of four years duration and professionally accredited
Degree offered: Master of Engineering (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English proficiency as required by TU Dublin postgraduate admissions standards
Instruction: English
- Strong foundation in civil, structural, or environmental engineering principles
- Proficiency in mathematical and numerical analysis techniques applicable to engineering systems
- Demonstrated academic capability through undergraduate honours degree credentials
- Ability to conduct independent research and technical writing
- Applicants must hold an accredited four-year honours degree in a relevant engineering discipline or an approved equivalent qualification combined with relevant experience
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-09-01
Applications for full-time and selected part-time postgraduate programmes are submitted online through the TU Dublin application portal. Applicants must review individual course guidelines, ensure they meet the minimum entry requirements, and submit all requested academic credentials before the intake deadline.
- CV
- BSc transcripts
- Proof of degree qualification
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