Engineering the net-zero revolution: UCL launches MSc in Sustainable Structural Engineering

University College London (UCL) Civil, Environmental, and Geomatic Engineering is excited to announce the launch of its new MSc in Sustainable Structural Engineering, a programme designed to equip engineers with the skills and expertise needed to lead the way in sustainable design and construction.

Recognising the urgent need to address climate change and urban sustainability, this pioneering programme places low-carbon resilience at its core. Students will gain the knowledge and tools required to design, construct, and maintain structures that are environmentally responsible, socially equitable, and economically viable, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Designed for real-world impact

Through a unique combination of industry-led teaching and design-based learning, the MSc in Sustainable Structural Engineering prepares graduates to tackle significant global challenges. The curriculum is designed to:

• Advance expertise in low-carbon design and construction.
• Foster leadership in interdisciplinary teams to deliver sustainable and resilient structures.
• Address critical issues related to urban infrastructure and environmental responsibility.

Applications Open

The MSc in Sustainable Structural Engineering is now accepting applications for its inaugural cohort. This programme offers a unique opportunity for aspiring engineers to gain cutting-edge skills and make a tangible impact in the transition to a net-zero built environment.

For more information and to apply, visit: 

MSc Sustainable Structural Engineering