11311 modules
Page 40
-
CENV6122 2029-30
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical design underpins the performance of vital civil engineering infrastructure related to energy, water, transport and the built environment. This module will develop your knowledge and understanding of geotechnical analysis for a range of civil engineering applications, and will also develop your competence at numerical modelling and geotechnical design. It covers the design process from site investigation to construction, and introduces analysis methods related to both the ultimate limit state and the serviceability limit state. A major coursework element introduces you to industry state-of-the-art finite element software, and you will use this software for a practical design exercise. The module is illustrated throughout using practical case studies from onshore and offshore engineering.
The module is titled ‘advanced’ as it builds on knowledge from CENV2006 Soil Mechanics and CENV3020 Geotechnical Engineering. -
CENV6122 2026-27
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical design underpins the performance of vital civil engineering infrastructure related to energy, water, transport and the built environment. This module will develop your knowledge and understanding of geotechnical analysis for a range of civil engineering applications, and will also develop your competence at numerical modelling and geotechnical design. It covers the design process from site investigation to construction, and introduces analysis methods related to both the ultimate limit state and the serviceability limit state. A major coursework element introduces you to industry state-of-the-art finite element software, and you will use this software for a practical design exercise. The module is illustrated throughout using practical case studies from onshore and offshore engineering.
The module is titled ‘advanced’ as it builds on knowledge from CENV2006 Soil Mechanics and CENV3020 Geotechnical Engineering. -
CENV6122 2025-26
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical design underpins the performance of vital civil engineering infrastructure related to energy, water, transport and the built environment. This module will develop your knowledge and understanding of geotechnical analysis for a range of civil engineering applications, and will also develop your competence at numerical modelling and geotechnical design. It covers the design process from site investigation to construction, and introduces analysis methods related to both the ultimate limit state and the serviceability limit state. A major coursework element introduces you to industry state-of-the-art finite element software, and you will use this software for a practical design exercise. The module is illustrated throughout using practical case studies from onshore and offshore engineering.
The module is titled ‘advanced’ as it builds on knowledge from CENV2006 Soil Mechanics and CENV3020 Geotechnical Engineering. -
CENV6122 2031-32
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical design underpins the performance of vital civil engineering infrastructure related to energy, water, transport and the built environment. This module will develop your knowledge and understanding of geotechnical analysis for a range of civil engineering applications, and will also develop your competence at numerical modelling and geotechnical design. It covers the design process from site investigation to construction, and introduces analysis methods related to both the ultimate limit state and the serviceability limit state. A major coursework element introduces you to industry state-of-the-art finite element software, and you will use this software for a practical design exercise. The module is illustrated throughout using practical case studies from onshore and offshore engineering.
The module is titled ‘advanced’ as it builds on knowledge from CENV2006 Soil Mechanics and CENV3020 Geotechnical Engineering. -
CENV6122 2027-28
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical design underpins the performance of vital civil engineering infrastructure related to energy, water, transport and the built environment. This module will develop your knowledge and understanding of geotechnical analysis for a range of civil engineering applications, and will also develop your competence at numerical modelling and geotechnical design. It covers the design process from site investigation to construction, and introduces analysis methods related to both the ultimate limit state and the serviceability limit state. A major coursework element introduces you to industry state-of-the-art finite element software, and you will use this software for a practical design exercise. The module is illustrated throughout using practical case studies from onshore and offshore engineering.
The module is titled ‘advanced’ as it builds on knowledge from CENV2006 Soil Mechanics and CENV3020 Geotechnical Engineering. -
CENV6122 2028-29
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical design underpins the performance of vital civil engineering infrastructure related to energy, water, transport and the built environment. This module will develop your knowledge and understanding of geotechnical analysis for a range of civil engineering applications, and will also develop your competence at numerical modelling and geotechnical design. It covers the design process from site investigation to construction, and introduces analysis methods related to both the ultimate limit state and the serviceability limit state. A major coursework element introduces you to industry state-of-the-art finite element software, and you will use this software for a practical design exercise. The module is illustrated throughout using practical case studies from onshore and offshore engineering.
The module is titled ‘advanced’ as it builds on knowledge from CENV2006 Soil Mechanics and CENV3020 Geotechnical Engineering. -
GGES3030 2026-27
Advanced Human Geography Fieldcourse
The purpose of the module is to develop students’ ability to undertake research in human geography by building on what they have learnt related to methods and research design in Geog2008 and practice-based learning on a fieldtrip and associated lectures, practicals and tutorial teaching.
The module will give them additional practical experience of carrying out research while developing their critical thinking through real world cases. Through the practical experience of undertaking group research projects as part of a fieldcourse, a range of research skills including design, methodology and data analysis will be learnt. -
GGES3030 2027-28
Advanced Human Geography Fieldcourse
The purpose of the module is to develop students’ ability to undertake research in human geography by building on what they have learnt related to methods and research design in Geog2008 and practice-based learning on a fieldtrip and associated lectures, practicals and tutorial teaching.
The module will give them additional practical experience of carrying out research while developing their critical thinking through real world cases. Through the practical experience of undertaking group research projects as part of a fieldcourse, a range of research skills including design, methodology and data analysis will be learnt. -
GGES3030 2028-29
Advanced Human Geography Fieldcourse
The purpose of the module is to develop students’ ability to undertake research in human geography by building on what they have learnt related to methods and research design in Geog2008 and practice-based learning on a fieldtrip and associated lectures, practicals and tutorial teaching.
The module will give them additional practical experience of carrying out research while developing their critical thinking through real world cases. Through the practical experience of undertaking group research projects as part of a fieldcourse, a range of research skills including design, methodology and data analysis will be learnt. -
SOES6086 2028-29
Advanced Independent Research Project
Your Advanced Independent Research Project is the culmination of your MSci degree. All projects are tailored to the interests of individual students and could involve an external organisation (e.g. industry or research institution) or be hosted by one of the NOCS Research Groups.