Civil Engineering Liverpool John Moores University

Overview

Teaching on the Civil Engineering degree from Liverpool John Moores University is via a combination of lectures, laboratory work, tutorials, workshops, practical sessions and site visits, combined with your own research using The Library and web

Career paths

The career prospects for students graduating with an HNC Civil Engineering are excellent; in fact most students find a job before they reach the end of their graduating academic year.

Academic qualifications, supplemented by further learning, provide a sound foundation to a civil engineering career and form your Educational Base. Skills and knowledge development are essential for you to become professionally qualified - this is known as Initial Professional Development (IPD). Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a life-long activity, starting with IPD and progressing to professional qualifications. CPD keeps you up-to-date with technological and commercial advances necessary to maintain your professional competence.

Graduates take a range of career paths, normally at Technician status in disciplines ranging from Land Surveying, Project Designers, Trainee Structural Surveyors, Highways Technicians and Analysts.

Those going on to further study gain access to degrees in Civil Engineering, Railway Engineering and Structural Engineering.