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Join the MSc in Civil Engineering (one-year; 90 ECTS) at the University of Galway and develop the skills to deliver innovative, sustainable infrastructure. Through industry engagement, collaborative projects and design-led learning, this programme prepares graduates for global careers solving the pressing challenges of tomorrow’s built environment. 

There is also a ME in Civil Engineering (one-year; 60 ECTS) for those that hold an Engineers Ireland accredited BE degree. If this applies to you, please contact us. 

The MSc in Civil Engineering equips students with the advanced knowledge and skillset required to meet the needs of a dynamic global industry. Graduates of this programme pursue diverse and rewarding career pathways across all areas of civil engineering, from infrastructure and water systems to energy, climate resilience, and project management. Alumni from Civil Engineering at the University of Galway enjoy a strong international reputation, with many now leading in industry, government, NGOs, utilities, and research. 

This programme prepares graduates to undertake complex, innovative, and impactful work that delivers significant benefits to society and the environment. We foster a learning environment that values creativity, teamwork, and innovation. Learning is “hands-on” and design-led, with assessments reflecting real-world practice. Students are encouraged to bring forward their own project ideas, particularly those connected to professional experience. Industry engagement is central: feedback from employers shapes the programme, and modules such as the integrated design project involve industry partners throughout, providing invaluable applied insight. 

Upon completion of the MSc, graduates will be able to:

• Identify and implement solutions to complex societal and environmental challenges related to the built environment, water, energy, and climate resilience.
• Embed sustainability at every stage of project design, delivery, and operation.
• Lead and implement complex engineering projects and infrastructure initiatives.
• Apply data-driven approaches to the planning, design, and operation of civil and environmental systems.
• Work effectively both independently and in diverse, inclusive teams, communicate complex problems clearly to varied audiences, and commit to lifelong learning.