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Engineering courses designed with industry consultations Study Engineering at DMU for 3 or 4 year courses and learn about developing technologies for a range of fields including transport, healthcare, construction, and robotics. Top 25 UK for Computer Science (Daily Mail Uni Guide 2025) Swansea's Computing course gives you access to its £32.5 million Computational Foundry, and graduates have gone on to work for IBM, Google, Disney, Facebook, Microsoft and Sony!
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Civil Engineering and Construction Management FdSc

Docklands Campus · Full-time · 72 Points

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Civil Engineering and Construction Management FdSc

Docklands Campus · Full-time · 72 Points

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City College, Plymouth

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Civil Engineering FdSc

Main Site · Part-time · 56 Points

Civil Engineering FdSc

Main Site · Full-time · 56 Points

Engineering courses designed with industry consultations Study Engineering at DMU for 3 or 4 year courses and learn about developing technologies for a range of fields including transport, healthcare, construction, and robotics.
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Newcastle College

100% Recommended

Civil Engineering Practices FdSc

Main Site · Full-time · 64 Points

Top 25 UK for Computer Science (Daily Mail Uni Guide 2025) Swansea's Computing course gives you access to its £32.5 million Computational Foundry, and graduates have gone on to work for IBM, Google, Disney, Facebook, Microsoft and Sony!