MEng Architectural Engineering. Edinburgh
Heriot-Watt University
Course Info
Subject
Architecture
Languages
English
Duration
Up to 5 years
Degrees
Bachelor
Course General Description
The Architectural Engineering degree offers broad learning across the main engineering disciplines. It will give you the technical knowledge and an understanding of the key engineering topics within Architectural Engineering. You’ll also gain an understanding of the managerial issues faced by architectural engineers who work in the industry. The MEng course provides a broader understanding of management issues and problem solving within the industry. And, you’ll complete a 12 week industrial placement in semester one of year five.Tuition Fees
EU citizens: paid by SAAS England/Northern Ireland/Wales: £9,250 Non-EU citizens: £14,640Disciplines
Construction Technology 1History of the Built Environment
Introduction to Design
Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists 1
Building Services Technology
Mechanics B
Introduction to the Environment
Requirements
Highers AAAB or BBBBC to include Mathematics at BA-Levels ABC or BBB to include Mathematics at B
Int. Baccalaureate 31 points to include 5 in Higher Level Mathematics
Scottish Baccalaureate pass with Advanced Higher Mathematics
English language proficiency (IELTS 6.0)
Grants and Scholarships
Early Application Discount Full Advance Fee Payment Discount Corporate Companies Discount International Students Scholarship Vice Chancellor's Scholarship Merit ScholarshipCourse Notable Academia
Alex MaclarenSani Akoh
Abodium Akinyemi
School Info
Region
Europe
Country
Scotland
City
Edinburgh
Year of Establishment
1821
Number of students
29000
QS Rank
302
THE Rank
301–350
Webometrics
516
School General Description
Heriot-Watt University is the eighth oldest higher education institution in the UK. The university has five campuses located in Edinburgh, the Scottish Borders, Dubai, Malaysia and Orkney. The Dubai campus was the first university campus from a UK university to be set up in Dubai International Academic City and has since expanded to take double the number of students. Students are offered inter-campus transfers if they wish to study abroad for a period of time as well as transfers through the Erasmus programme. The university is divided into six schools including: energy, geoscience, infrastructure and society; engineering and physical sciences; social sciences; mathematical and computer sciences and textiles and design. Over 50 student societies exist at the university and a number of events are organised by the Students Association including an annual charity beer festival. The Sports Union looks after the university's 30 sports clubs and organises annual events for students that are involved in sports teams.School Contacts
www.hw.ac.uk
studywithus@hw.ac.uk
+44 (0)131 449 5111
Connections with Businesses
TotalShell
Petronas
Nautilus
Chevron
BG Group
Amarile etc
Connections with other Schools and Educational Institutions
RMITUniversity of New South Wales
Australian National University
University of Missouri
Edith Cowan University
EPFL Lausanne
University of Melbourne
University of Waterloo
Association of Commonwealth Universities
CAESAR
Universities Scotland
Universities UK
School Notable Alumni
Theodore S. ClerkSir Nicholas Grimshaw
Sir Robert Matthew
Patrick Nuttgens
Sir Basil Spence
Sir William Kininmonth
Sir James Dunbar-Nasmith
John McAslan etc
School Notable Academia
Thomas Hudson BeareGeorge Murray Burnett
Andrew John Herbertson
Sir Francis Grant Ogilvie
Arthur Pillans Laurie etc
Exchange Programmes
ERASMUSExtracurricular Life and Facts of Interest
Student UnionSports Union
