Civil Engineering
Higher Diploma in Engineering
Sonraí an Chúrsa
Course Code | GA_ECIVG_L08 |
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Céim | 8 |
Fad ama | 1 year |
Creidmheasanna | 60 |
Modh Seachadta | Blended |
Suímh campais | Galway City – Dublin Road |
Modh Seachadta | Páirtaimseartha |
Forbhreathnú Cúrsa
The registered professional title of Chartered Engineer (CEng) is becoming very important for graduate civil engineers. The increasing regulation of the construction industry and the requirement to have competent engineering professionals (i.e. Chartered Engineers) to sign off on construction and civil engineering projects has led to employers seeking graduates who can reach Chartered Engineer status quickly. Research has shown that the employment and salary prospects of Chartered Engineers are significantly improved in comparison to an untitled engineer.
This work-based programme developed in collaboration with Engineers Ireland and employers will allow graduates to meet the Engineers Ireland educational requirements such that students can apply for Chartered Engineer through the further learning route or standard route. The Higher Diploma in Civil Engineer at ATU Galway is accredited by Engineers Ireland as meeting the educational standard for level 8 engineering programmes for Chartered Engineer with further learning (CEngFL).
Sonraí an Chúrsa
Bliain 1
Seimeastar | Sonraí an Mhodúil | Creidmheasanna | Éigeantach / Roghnach |
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Year |
Research Skills for EngineersThis module provides an opportunity to the student to learn about research methods, develop a research proposal, and develop the skills to critically assess academic and/or professional literature. This endeavour will require critical assessment and evaluation of sources, and will equip students to complete an academic research paper in their particular field or topic. Torthaí Foghlama 1. Analyse and evaluate in detail the issues associated with a particular work-based project. 2. Identify, analyse and evaluate appropriate research methods for research project proposal development. 3. Develop a research proposal and undertake necessary research. 4. Critically analyse and evaluate current literature, using appropriate tools and techniques. 5. Demonstrate the synthesis and integration of knowledge. 6. Produce an academic research paper. |
20 | Mandatory |
Year |
Professional Civil Engineering PracticeThis module will be undertaken by the student whilst in the workplace and will allow the student to demonstrate that they have achieved the Engineers Ireland programme outcomes of accredited Level 8 programmes for the purpose of applying for the professional title of Chartered Engineer following completion of an accredited Masters and initial professional development (IPD). Torthaí Foghlama 1. Apply knowledge and understanding of engineering principles. 2. Identify, formulate, analyse and solve engineering problems. 4. Conduct guided research and critically evaluate engineering problems. 5. Recognise and explain the social and ethical responsibilities of engineering towards people and the environment. 7. Communicate effectively with respect to engineering activities. |
40 | Mandatory |
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Riachtanais Iontrála
Applicants for the Higher Diploma in Civil Engineering must either have (a) Engineers Ireland A. Eng. accredited civil engineering Level 8 degree or (b) Engineers Ireland A. Eng. accredited civil engineering Level 7 degree and an Engineers Ireland A. Eng. accredited civil engineering Level 8 add-on degree.
Note: All students and employers must be approved by the ATU programme team prior to registration on the programme.
Táillí
Total Fees EU: €4000
HCI Pillar 3 DASBE Funding Support is available for this programme such that the fee for each applicant is €1,500.
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Cé Ba Chóir Iarratas a Dhéanamh?
This programme is aimed at civil engineering graduates who wish to pursue the professional title of Chartered Engineer with Engineers Ireland. Both students and employers must be approved by ATU programme team prior to acceptance on the work-based programme.
Eolas Teagmhála
Building & Civil Engineering