Architectural Engineering with Year in Europe (Germany) (MEng) | Bachelor's degree | Engineering & Technology | On Campus | 5 years | Cardiff University | United Kingdom

The creation of buildings is a complex operation that requires the skills of many disciplines. Our Architectural Engineering degree aims to provide you with an in-depth understanding of civil engineering with a specific focus on structural engineering and the built environment. This course brings together the precision of engineering with the creativity of building design, with an emphasis on environmental factors. An added advantage of this MEng Architectural Engineering course with a year in Germany is that you study the German language as part of the first three years and spend year four studying engineering at a partner university abroad before returning to Cardiff for the fifth year. Choosing the MEng degree offers you a quicker, more direct route to Chartered Engineer status than the shorter BEng. It allows you to use years three and five to expand and strengthen your knowledge in architectural engineering. You will benefit from advanced learning in design and management and an appreciation of the techniques needed to manage and organise a multidisciplinary engineering design project. The MEng degree is fully accredited by the Institutions of Civil and Structural Engineers, and satisfies the educational requirements to become a Chartered Engineer (CEng). Other Cardiff University Architectural Engineering courses include: A thorough grounding in the fundamentals of architectural engineering if you choose a BEng course. The opportunity to follow a sandwich year in industry if you choose the relevant four-year BEng or five-year MEng degree option. The opportunity to study abroad at a partner institution for one semester if you choose the relevant MEng (International) degree option. Distinctive Features The distinctive features of the course include: Fast-track route to Chartered Engineer status. The opportunity to study at the highest-rated civil engineering school in the UK for our research, and the impact of our research (according to the 2014 Research E