Civil Engineering
We have an established reputation for developing successful civil engineering professionals. Led by a diverse academic group embedded in industry through practice, consultancy and research, our professionally accredited courses have a strong industry and research-informed focus, linked with employability and collaborative working practices.
We’re committed to developing our students at every level, through undergraduate, postgraduate taught and research and degree apprenticeship study routes, all of which are accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators.
Our department is based in the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment in the heart of the University's City Campus. Civil Engineering is part of a wider Engineering offering from the University, with other Engineering-related courses taught from our Clifton Campus.
If you’re interested in visiting, studying, or working with us, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Latest News
Nottingham Trent University researcher and AECOM win prestigious ICE award
Wed 07 Aug 2019
VolkerFitzpatrick and Nottingham Trent University collaborate to develop teaching, innovation and research
Mon 01 Apr 2019
AECOM and Nottingham Trent University renew innovation partnership
Mon 01 Apr 2019
Final year BSc Civil Engineering student wins award for placement work at BAM Nuttall
Thu 17 Jan 2019
Women in the Built Environment 2018 marks another hugely successful event
Mon 26 Nov 2018
NTU Property, Design and Construction students speak to leading employers at annual jobs fair
Fri 09 Nov 2018
What's coming up
20
Sep
The battle of image-processing algorithms for deformation monitoring
Lecture Theatre 9, Newton building, Main Entrance, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
When considering smartphones as a part of a monitoring system the greatest challenge is making sense of the data. As an industry, we need image-processing tools that are easily accessible and compatible across multiple devices. This event will bring together PhD students and researchers to demonstrate that free, available tools can be used to analyse deformations of both laboratory and real world structures from videos and photos collected with smartphones.
Lecture Theatre 9, Newton building, Main Entrance, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
When considering smartphones as a part of a monitoring system the greatest challenge is making sense of the data. As an industry, we need image-processing tools that are easily accessible and compatible across multiple devices. This event will bring together PhD students and researchers to demonstrate that free, available tools can be used to analyse deformations of both laboratory and real world structures from videos and photos collected with smartphones.
30
Jul
Degree Apprenticeships for SMEs within Construction, Surveying and Civil Engineering
Lecture Theatre 1, Newton Building, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
20
Sep
The battle of image-processing algorithms for deformation monitoring
Lecture Theatre 9, Newton building, Main Entrance, Nottingham Trent University, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU
20
Jun
College of Art, Architecture, Design and Humanities Research Conference
Teaching and Learning building, Clifton Campus, Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Campus, College Drive, Nottingham, NG11 8NS
Our Research Groups and Centres
Smart Heat Networks
Smart Heat Networks
NTU's Smart Heat Network (SHN) has been set up to respond to the challenges of this transformation. UK experience in heat networks is concentrated in a handful of cities such as Nottingham and Sheffield.
The Imaging, Materials, Engineering and Computational (iMEC) Research Centre
The Imaging, Materials, Engineering and Computational (iMEC) Research Centre
The Imaging, Materials, Engineering and Computational (iMEC) Research Centre consists of four Research Groups: Imaging and Sensing, Advanced Materials, Human Performance and Experience and Computation and Simulation.
The Creative and Virtual Technologies Lab
The Creative and Virtual Technologies Lab
The Creative and Virtual Technologies Lab is a multidisciplinary research environment where architects, artists, designers, engineers, computer scientists and human scientists collaborate to explore the potential of new visualisation techniques and digital design models and processes. This will enhance the quality of our buildings and cities in a sustainable way meeting user expectations.
Vision-based Structural Health Monitoring
Vision-based Structural Health Monitoring
Monitoring deformations and movements of structures is an essential tool for asset management and condition monitoring. measurements. Through Dr Rolands Kromanis’s research in technological applications to understand behaviour of structures, he has developed a low cost vision-based deformation monitoring system – called DeForMonit. DeForMonit replaces this antiquated measurement collection apparatus with a vision-based, contactless technology solution that uses mobile phone camera technology.
We're in the top 20 in the UK for Civil Engineering (Guardian University Guide 2020)
99% of our undergraduate civil engineering students are in employment or further study within six months of finishing their studies (latest DLHE survey 2016/17)
100% of our BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering sandwich students are satisfied with their course (NSS, 2019)
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