Structural Engineering MSc

Why choose this course
Structural engineers create the ‘bones and muscles’ of human-made structures.

Running since 1966, our MSc Structural Engineering course allows you to choose from a rich and varied selection of specialist structural engineering subjects.

You’ll be taught by forward-thinking academics at the top of their field, as well as practicing engineers from consultancies and local authorities. You will also benefit from the exceptional facilities that Surrey has to offer.

This course is offered as a standard full-time study, but there are also part-time and distance learning options available.

What you will study
Our well-established and fully-accredited MSc in Structural Engineering will enable you to develop advanced capabilities in analysis and codified design in the specialized areas of structural engineering. As a student on this course, you’ll have the opportunity to build on the knowledge and skills you’ve acquired from your undergraduate studies.

If you are a practicing engineer engaged in the planning, design, and construction of structural engineering works, this course will provide you with an opportunity to update your knowledge of current design practice and become familiar with new developments in codes and methods of analysis.

Distance learning
Surrey is one of the only universities in the UK to offer MSc courses in civil and environmental engineering through distance learning. This flexible option allows you to study for our distinctive, accredited MSc courses from anywhere in the world, without the need to relocate or give up your existing job.

As a distance learner, you will study eight modules and complete a dissertation in your chosen subject (like full-time and part-time students) but can take up to five years to complete your masters. You’ll be able to access all module materials through our virtual learning environment SurreyLearn and arrange to take end-of-module exams at a local university.

Study Option:- Part-time: (5 years) (per 15 credits £2,300)
                          Distance-learning: (5 years) (per 15 credits £2,300)