Build a bridge to a rewarding career in Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering is one of the most diverse professions in the engineering sector. There are several areas of specialisation including structural, construction, geotechnical, traffic, water resources, urban planning, materials, and many other emerging areas.
Graduates go on to become involved in everything from planning and designing transport systems, constructing residential and industrial buildings, as well as public infrastructure such as bridges, roads, canals and dams.
As a Civil Engineer, you will play an instrumental role in maintaining and improving the physical environment around us, and improving the quality of life for present and future generations.
The UniCollege difference
- A minimum of 40 contact (face-to-face) hours for each full-time subject and 36 contact hours for each part-time subject
- At UniCollege, you can study an additional 5th subject each year if you are a full-time student
- A workplace readiness programme before each level
We also offer Mechanical, Electrical and Millwright Engineering courses.
Career Opportunities
This programme will prepare you for many career opportunities in the field of civil engineering such as:
- Civil Engineer
- Structural Engineer
- Environmental Engineer
- Road Construction & Maintenance Manager
- Project Manager
- Waste Water Treatment Officer
Course Outline
For each level, the first 4 subjects are compulsory. Full-time students can take an additional 5th subject per level.
- National Certificate N4
Building Administration N4
Develop your ability to manage construction sites and adhere to safety standards and procedures.
• Professional consultants • Building firms • Site organisation • Planning and programming • Building materials • Construction equipment • Foundations • Supervision
Quantity Surveying N4
Learn measuring skills and how to manage cost estimations related to civil engineering projects.
• Quantity surveying in the construction industry • Office procedures related to the production of the Bill of Quantities • Recording of measurements • Measurements of the foundation, super-structure, roof-structure, door, window, plain opening • Working up • Price analysis and estimating
Building and Structural Construction N4
Get the knowledge and skills that are used for structural design in the construction industry.
• Foundations • Damp-proofing • Bonds in brick work • Arches • Steel door frames and windows • Roofs • Guttering • Ceilings • Structural steelwork
Building and Structural Surveying N4
Basic principles of surveying • Linear measurement • Height measurement • Angular measurement • Setting out • Areas and volume • Plane table • Compass surveying
Supervisory Management N4