As a civil engineering student at our Medway Campus, you will learn pioneering approaches using state-of-the-art surveying equipment and learn how to apply them in real world scenarios.
You can study for a civil engineering degree in a number of ways: full-time, part-time, or a sandwich course with an industry placement. We also offer a four-year course which leads to a Master’s degree and an extended degree, which includes a foundation year to prepare you for degree-level study.
Civil engineering at the University of Greenwich offers great facilities and many different kinds of support. We offer mentoring opportunities with experienced professionals, field trips to boost your skills, and help to develop your innovative ideas.
Kamal Farid is tackling the UK’s environmental and flooding problems with a new road surface that absorbs carbon and soaks up rainwater.
Designed specifically for Engineering and Science students, SPARK Mentoring is a brand-new scheme at the Medway Campus.
Jake was wowed at Open Day by the enthusiasm of the teachers, the workshops, facilities and demos. He's now relishing university life.
"I am so proud to be an engineer in a male-dominated area," says Cagla Balaban. Find out more about our graduate, who now works for the university.
