Civil and Coastal Engineering - BEng (Hons)

Waves, tides, storm surges and a changing climate. Our coastal engineers are specialists with the knowledge needed to protect coastal communities and our crucial infrastructure from the aggressive and complex marine environment. Be a coastal specialist At Plymouth you have specialist teaching and student experience dedicated to coastal engineering and water management, so you'll become expert in designing infrastructure that withstands coastal challenges and manages flood risk. High-spec industry facilities You’ll learn to use all the latest specialist equipment in our innovative engineering facilities, from our COAST lab to STEAM labs, so you graduate with sought-after knowledge and experience. Professional Our strong links with industry ensure that our courses remain current and feature live site visits, placement opportunities, specialist seminars and personal mentoring from professional engineers. This course is for you if... you're passionate about designing and finding solutions to problems you'd love to tackle challenges posed by climate change you seek hands-on experience in projects to put your learning into practice you're keen to learn from industry-experienced professionals and researchers. Plymouth is a founding member of the Defence Universities Alliance, a collaboration between the Ministry of Defence, the UK Armed Forces and the higher education sector, helping equip you with specialist, in-demand skills.

112 UCAS points

112 points to include grade C in A level mathematics and Grade E from a second relevant subject. Relevant subjects include applied ICT, applied science, applied science (DA), biology, chemistry, computing/computer science, DT (product design resistant materials), DT (systems and control tech) DT product design (textiles tech), electronics, engineering, environmental science, geography, geology, further maths/use of, statistics, music technology, physics, technology and design.

IB - 28 points overall to include 5 in Higher Level Maths 3 in a second relevant Higher Level subject.