Faculty: College of Arts, Technology and Environment, School of Engineering. This four-year Master of Engineering (MEng) program offers an integrated and advanced study in civil engineering, typically going beyond the scope of a Bachelor's degree and often including more in-depth engineering principles, management, and potentially research elements. The curriculum will likely cover core civil engineering areas such as structural analysis, geotechnical engineering, water resources, transportation, and construction management, with increasing complexity and specialization over the four years.

Career options as chartered civil engineers in a wide range of sectors including design and consultancy, construction management, infrastructure development, government agencies, environmental engineering, and research. The MEng qualification often meets the academic requirements for professional registration and leadership roles in the field.

UWE Bristol offers extensive online resources (over 1 million) to support student learning. The university has three campuses located in and around the vibrant city of Bristol, providing access to a dynamic urban environment. UWE Bristol also hosts GradLink, a careers website specifically dedicated to supporting international students with their career planning and job search.