Syllabus
To complete the MSc, all students must undertake modules CIVE97116, CIVE97117, CIVE97118, CIVE97119, CIVE97120 and CIVE97121 in the Autumn Term and four further modules, from those running, in the Spring Term. Students undertaking the MSc with Business Management take four transport modules in autumn and two transport modules in the Spring Term.
Furthermore, four designated pathways are offered to students in the selection of their spring term option units. In addition, students are allowed, if they wish, to select their own pathways freely.
Not all modules run in each year.
Transport MSc Syllabus
Spring Term
[Note: Pre- and co-requisites apply with certain modules]
- CIVE97122 Highway Engineering
- CIVE97123 Road Traffic Theory and its Application [not running in 2019-2020]
- CIVE97124 Public Transport
- CIVE97125 Quantitative Techniques for Transport Engineering and Planning
- CIVE97126 Advanced Transport Modelling
- CIVE97127 Intelligent Transport Systems [not running in 2019-2020]
- CIVE97128 Design of Accessible Transport Systems
- CIVE97129 Freight Transport
- CIVE97130 Air Traffic Management
- CIVE97131 Ports and Maritime Transport
- CIVE97140 Urban Street Planning and Design [Not running 2019-2020]
- CIVE97133 Railway Management, Operation and Engineering
- CIVE97134 Transport, Environmental Impacts and Safety
Spring Term - Designated Pathways
Note: pathways are contingent on the relevant modules running. Minimum registration for each module is normally 12 students.
Modelling and Analysis
Required:
CIVE97125 Quantitative Techniques for Transport Engineering and Planning, CIVE97126 Advanced Transport Modelling
Optional: At least one of
CIVE97124 Public Transport, CIVE97127 Intelligent Transport Systems
Transport Policy and Planning
Required:
CIVE97124 Public Transport, CIVE97125 Quantitative Techniques for Transport Engineering and Planning, CIVE97134 Transport, Environmental Impacts and Safety
Institute of Civil Engineers Membership
At least three of
CIVE97122 Highway Engineering, CIVE97123 Road Traffic Theory and its Application, CIVE97124 Public Transport, CIVE97134 Transport, Environmental Impacts and Safety, CIVE97125 Quantitative Techniques for Transport Engineering and Planning
Freight Operations
Required:
CIVE97129 Freight Transport, CIVE97131 Ports and Maritime Transport, CIVE97125 Quantitative Techniques for Transport Engineering and Planning
Optional: One of
CIVE97133 Railway Management Operation and Engineering, CIVE97134 Transport, Environmental Impacts and Safety
Summer Term
This term you will complete your individual project. CIVE97132 Research project
Modules which cannot be taken with Business Management
CIVE97118 Transport Engineering and Operations; CIVE97121 Transport Policy (both offered in the autumn term).
CIVE97123 Road Traffic Theory and its Application; CIVE97127 Intelligent Transport Systems (both offered in the spring term).
Module incompatibilities
The following modules cannot be taken in combination.
CIVE97122 Highway Engineering; CIVE97126 Advanced Transport Modelling
Add-on modules in Business Management
Each of these options comprise 120 hours of study and are taken as an alternative to the modules listed above.
Syllabus for Business Management
- CIVE97019/20 Microeconomic Theory
- CIVE97021/2 Project Management
- CIVE97025/6 Innovation in Civil Engineering
- CIVE97023/4 Business Environments and Construction Law
Please direct any enquiries regarding the Business Management units to cvpgo@imperial.ac.uk.