IELTS 6.5 overall with minimum 5.5 in each skill
This Master’s in Water, Waste and Environmental Engineering combines solid waste management, and contaminated land treatment with management of the earth's resources.
This MSc course is designed for graduates from a wide range of environmental engineering backgrounds who want to apply new sustainable strategies to increasingly complex problems. We cover the technical aspects of natural and engineering environmental systems.
Our broad approach combines science, public health and engineering. You'll develop your engineering skills and learn to design, develop and apply concepts for water and waste, considering environmental sensitivity. You will also consider planning, modelling, design, construction, operation, maintenance and control of engineered and natural water and earth resources.
Students of our MSc Water, Waste and Environmental Engineering gain the skills for career progression in areas such as desalination and water reuse, water resource engineering, hydraulics, hydrology, and environmental remediation.
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Year 1
Students are required to study the following compulsory modules.
Environmental Engineering and Sustainability (15 credits)
Analysis and Management of Risk in Civil Engineering (15 credits)
Information Technologies for Environmental Engineering (15 credits)
Individual Research Project (60 credits)
Research, Planning and Communication (15 credits)
Academic English for Postgraduates (Engineering)
Waste Management and Remediation Technology (15 credits)
Contaminant Hydrogeology & Groundwater Remediation (15 credits)
Water and Wastewater Engineering (15 credits)
Students are required to choose 15 credits from this list of options.
Hydrosystems Engineering and Management (15 credits)
Strategy & Management (15 credits)
Desalination and Water Reuse (15 credits)
Graduates will find employment opportunities as engineers, scientist and technical managers in the private sector (engineering design firms, engineering consultancy, project management, risk management and waste management), and in the public sector (environmental protection engineering, regulations and standards, local government).
You may also wish to pursue further qualifications such as a PhD to become even more specialised.
Employers of environmental engineers include engineering consultancies (such as AECOM, Atkins, Mott MacDonald Group, Hyder), government agencies (such as Environment Agency, Scottish Environment Protection Agency) and NGOs (such as Oxfam, Engineers without Boarders, Water Aid).
Insurance - Single: 300 (£) per year
