Undergraduate courses in architecture and civil engineering

Our accredited BSc, BEng, MEng and MArch courses provide you with an education you can be proud of.

Improve your employability with an engineering placement year

Put your theory into practice with a year-long, paid placement during your engineering degree. You could earn between £14,000 and £25,000.

Becoming an architect at Bath

Find out about the educational steps you'll take to become an architect and how the course at Bath varies from other institutions.

Developing design solutions with architecture and civil engineering projects

Cross-discipline project work prepares our students for the professional team relationships they will experience in their careers.

BSc Architecture final year in four minutes

Matt Coles spent a year filming life as a final-year student. In his video you'll see project work, critiques, exhibitions and a lot of time spent in studio.

Taught postgraduate degrees in architecture and civil engineering

Find out about what MSc and other taught postgraduate courses we offer in the Department.

Architecture and Civil Engineering research degrees

Find out more about our PhD programme and how you can apply.

Architecture and Civil Engineering PhD projects on FindAPhD.com

Find out about the latest funded and self-funded PhD projects, scholarships and studentships available in our Department.

Centre for Doctoral Training in Decarbonisation of the Built Environment (dCarb)

You could study a multidisciplinary PhD with our EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training and research ways to reduce the carbon emissions of our built environment.

Exploit your expertise as an architect or engineer via a part-time, practice-led PhD

A flexible route that allows qualified architects or engineering professionals to study for a PhD while working part-time.

Architecture and civil engineering research

The fundamental drivers for our research are climate change, holistic design and historical interpretation.

General public input will help improve the energy efficiency of historic buildings

Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a new approach for improving the energy efficiency of historic buildings without changing their character.

Bath part of new £4.8m EPSRC-funded research project to tackle ageing UK infrastructure

Bath is part of a new research programme which will look at how we can better maintain and monitor UK infrastructure, helping save money and reduce disruptions.

Why I engage the public: Caroline Hughes

Architecture PhD student, Caroline Hughes talks about her experiences of engaging the public with her research.

Soil-based construction could provide sustainable housing in developing countries

Soil-based construction materials could provide some of the poorest people in the world with a strong, affordable and environmentally-friendly housing solution.