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This program takes an interdisciplinary approach, giving students a broad understanding of energy and sustainability issues, along with an in-depth study of building physics and the modelling software used in designing modern buildings and their surroundings.
Computer modelling techniques allow students to simulate the complex interactions between buildings and their environment, both for individual buildings and on a larger urban scale. The program is modular, combining taught lessons with practical components, where students develop skills in using these techniques
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Key Features:
- Learn from research and teaching staff who are experts in advancing knowledge and sharing their expertise.
- The course is accredited by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) and the Energy Institute (EI) until August 2024, with reaccreditation being sought from September 2024.
- Graduate with the knowledge and skills needed for careers in industry, the public sector, research, or education.
- Access specialist facilities like the Energy Laboratory, a high-tech centre for teaching, research, and technology demonstration.
- Graduates have gone on to work for global organizations such as the European Commission, Mott MacDonald, WSP Global, WYG, and Arup Group.
