Civil engineering is concerned with the conception, design, construction and maintenance of fixed structures or public works. This is a serious and challenging field. The design and build of bridges, roads, airports, flood defences and the like, requires a high degree of proficiency in a range of technical disciplines which are catered for by our programme content as provided below.
Faculty of Sustainable Development and Engineering
Course Overview
Civil engineering is concerned with the conception, design, construction and maintenance of fixed structures or public works. This is a serious and challenging field. The design and build of bridges, roads, airports, flood defences and the like, requires a high degree of proficiency in a range of technical disciplines which are catered for by our programme content as provided below.
Career Prospects
This civil engineering course prepare you for an exciting career that enables you to take responsibility and authority in implementing the technical, economic, legal and managerial aspects of the construction industry. This include employment working for contractors, consultants, local authorities, government and public bodies, and academic establishments.
Graduates of our Bsc (Hons) Civil Engineering Course can progress to our Top-up BEng (Hons) course and /or Masters Civil Engineering course.
Entry
Requirements
EITHER Pass in: 3 subjects at A-level and 1 subject at subsidiary level at Higher School Certificate ExaminationOR Pass in: 2 subjects at A-level and 2 subjects at subsidiary level at Higher School Certificate Examination
OR Pass in: 3 subjects at A-level at the London General Certificate Examination
OR any other acceptable equivalent qualification
Students must have studied Science/Technical subjects with passes preferably with passes in Maths and Physics ( or equivalent) at A level.
candidates who have passed the DUST Diploma or Equivalent may be admitted to 3rd year BSc (Hons)/License subject to satisfying the requirements of the respective departments.
Course Structure
Semestre 1
- Mathematics 1
- Expression techniques in French 1& 2
- Expression techniques in English 1
- Applied Informatics 1
- Structural mechanics 1 & 2
- Hydraulics 1
- Electricity
- Construction drawing 1 & 2
- Computer Assisted Drawing
- Topography 1
- Materials1 & 2
Semestre 2
- Mathematics 2
- Expression techniques in English 2
- Applied Informatics 2
- Structural mechanics 3 & 4
- Structures: Stability of structure 1&2
- Hydraulics 2
- Construction site organisation 1&2
- Materials 3
- Topography 2
- Construction drawing 3&4
- Tutored Project 1
- Personal Professional Project PPP 1
- Internship 1 (4 weeks)
Semestre 3
- Mathematics 3
- Expression techniques in French 3
- Expression techniques in English 3
- Structural mechanics 5
- Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete 1 & 2
- Geotechnics 1& 2
- Metallic Structures
- Environment
- Materials 4
- Roads 1 & 2
- Topography 3
- Construction site organisation 3
- Personal Professional Project 2
Semestre 4
- Mathematics 4
- Expression techniques in French 4
- Expression techniques in English 4
- Geotechnics 3
- Wood Structures
- Building comfort
- Thermodynamics and Thermal Machines
- Structural mechanics 6
- Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete 3
- Construction drawing 5
- Construction site organisation 4
- Topography 4
Semestre 5
- Human Resources Management
- Applied software GC 1
- Project Management
- Structural mechanics 7
- Geotechnics 4 & 5
- Hydraulics, Hydrology et Environment
- Roads 3
- Maintenance of structures 3 & 4
- Tutored Project 2
- Personal Professional Project 3
Semestre 6
- Applied software GC 2
- Mathematics 5
- Roads 4
- Study and Conception of Urban Networks
- Materials 5
- Graduation Project
How
to Apply
In addition to a completed application form:
– A letter of motivation
– Academic Results
– Copy of your CV detailing your work history if any
Location
Available at Rose Hill Campus
Any further inquiries?
Please contact on the following email: student@udm.ac.mu