BEng Civil and Railway Engineering, University of Birmingham

Birmingham - UK,

36 Months

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About this course

Thank you for your interest in studying Railway Engineering at the University of Birmingham. However, please note that the undergraduate Railway programmes are being suspended from 2024. Students can currently pursue a different but related pathway through Civil Engineering or Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering, with opportunities to undertake projects in railway research.

Why this course is highly recommended

While the direct Railway Engineering programmes are temporarily unavailable, the university offers pathways that include projects with leading researchers in railway research, which can provide valuable expertise and experience in railway systems within related engineering disciplines.

Specialisation

The specific Railway Engineering programmes are being suspended, but students interested in railway systems may choose to study Civil Engineering or Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering with a focus on railway projects, especially through collaborations with the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education.

Course fees

Application fees

30.15L

1st year tuition fees

30.15L

Living cost

Degree requirements

No specific degree requirements are provided for the suspended programmes. Students interested in railway engineering are encouraged to pursue Civil Engineering or Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering.

English language test

PTE

TOEFL

IELTS

DUOLINGO

Career prospects

Students can engage in railway-related projects through their broader engineering programmes, particularly in collaboration with the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education, opening pathways to careers in railway systems and infrastructure.

FAQs

Are the Railway Engineering programmes still available?

No, the undergraduate Railway Engineering programmes are being suspended from 2024.

Can I still work on railway projects at the university?

Yes, you can undertake railway-related projects within the Civil Engineering or Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering programmes, especially through collaborations with the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education.