FAQs

You’ll learn in state-of-the-art facilities, including:

Learning facilities:

• Modern lecture rooms
• Computer laboratories
• Civil Engineering library
• Breakout Student Space (BOSS)

Laboratories

• Advanced Infrastructure Materials Laboratory (AIM)
• Geotechnical laboratory
• Hydrodynamics laboratory
• Roger Perry Environmental Laboratory
• Structures Laboratory
• Transport and Environment Laboratory
• Intelligent Infrastructure and Transport Systems Laboratory (IITS)

You can find out more about these on our 'Laboratories and Facilities' page. 

Yes! We offer Departmental scholarships. University and other scholarships are also available.

Scholarships are competitive, so we encourage early applications. Check out our Scholarships and Funding page for details.

Some MSc programmes are available part-time. To see which ones, search for your preferred course in the Imperial prospectus.

Assessments vary by programme and may include:

• Individual and group coursework
• Projects and presentations
• Written and oral exams
• Research dissertations or detailed design projects

Check the assessment methods for specific programmes in the Imperial prospectus.

Programme structures and module details are available on the MSc webpages and the Imperial prospectus.

Absolutely! Our programmes have strong ties with industry. This includes guest lectures, project supervision, scholarships, bursaries, and sometimes even work placements during your studies. Visit the MSc programmes page to see how your chosen course connects with industry.

Programme specifications for all of our MSc programmes are available on the Imperial website.

To apply, select an MSc programme and apply via the Imperial prospectus.

Entry and language requirements for each programme are listed in the Imperial prospectus.