Programme summary for BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering Surveying and Mapping Sciences
The science of Surveying and Mapping is a specialisation that brings together the collection, processing, analysis, presentation and management of spatial information. This includes the subjects of land surveying, geodesy, photogrammetry, laser scanning, remote sensing, hydrographic surveying, mapping and cadastral surveying alongside the use of geographic information systems (GIS) and software. Civil Engineering Surveying is an important discipline in the Civil Engineering and Construction sectors where core surveying knowledge is applied in the particular circumstances of the construction environment and is used at all stages of the development process – from initial concept through construction to completion and monitoring.
About the programme
Within the new programme of Civil Engineering Surveying & Mapping Sciences we offer the same core modules of study that have been available on the Surveying and Mapping Sciences and Civil Engineering Surveying programmes but will also enable greater flexibility of specialisations within the area of study.
Programme structure
Study is based on three years full-time. the programme is modular and is based on core studies supported by a nunmber of optional modules in the final year.
Career opportunities
The skills acquired on this programme will provide a firm foundation for your future career, whether you choose to stay in the surveying field or choose to follow a profession outside the sector. As a graduate of this programme you will be highly proficient in both specialised geomatic skills and in key transferable skills valued by employers such as data collection and analysis, communication, numeracy, computing and scientific principles.
Support
- Module tutors provide academic support. We encourage you to seek help and assistance from them on lectures, tutorials and laboratory work.
- Personal tutor support throughout your programme
- Support for development and study skills, preparation for employment and research.
- Specialist support for dyslexia and English as a second language
- Student advice services for accommodation, finance, career, IT training and learning resources.
Admission
- Applicants require 240 UCAS points (or equivalent including overseas qualifications).
- English Language GCSE grade C (or QCF Level 2 equivalent) In the case of applicants whose first language is not English, then IELTS 5.5 (or equivalent) is required
Key facts
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