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B.Eng Civil Engineering (Pearson BTEC)

Practical civil engineering HND and international final top-up routes.

A clear route towards your next qualification.

Practical civil engineering HND and international final top-up routes.

QualificationB.Eng pathway / Pearson BTEC HND
DurationFoundation: 3 months Β· HND Year 1: 1 year Β· HND Year 2: 1 year Β· top-up: 1 year
Study modeOn-campus
CampusNMA Faculty of Engineering
IntakeContact for intake
Awarding bodyPearson BTEC

Where you can begin.

Old system Grade 10, new system Grade 12, GED, IGCSE O/A Level, or Level 3 BTEC.

Entry routes depend on your prior qualification. An advisor can confirm the correct entry point using your documents.

What you will study.

01

Construction Design Project

02

The Construction Environment

03

Science and Materials

04

Mathematics for Construction

05

Civil Engineering Technology

06

Principles of Structural Design

07

Surveying, Measuring and Setting-out

08

Tender and Procurement

09

Group Project

10

Pearson Professional Development

11

Advanced Structural Design

12

Construction Technology for Complex Building Projects

13

Further Mathematics for Construction

14

Project Management

15

Highway Engineering

16

Hydraulics

Modules shown are taken from the supplied curriculum catalog. Module availability and sequence should be confirmed before enrolment.

How learning is assessed.

Assessment details require programme confirmation.

The supplied source does not provide a complete assessment method for this route. Contact an advisor for approved details.

Where the pathway can take you.

01

Foundation β†’ HND Level 4 β†’ HND Level 5 β†’ B.Eng Level 6 top-up.

02

Top-up destinations listed in the source include the UK, Thailand, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore and Germany.

Skills for practical progression.

Civil engineering supportConstruction project coordinationSurveyingStructural and infrastructure pathways

Career areas are based on the supplied curriculum and programme focus; they are not employment guarantees.

Plan with current information.

No verified tuition figure is included in the source.

Ask an advisor for the current tuition, payment schedule and any available financial support.

Questions learners often ask.

Can I join a degree program if I am from the old Grade 9 system, new Grade 11/12, or haven't finished my IGCSE/GED?+

Yes. Students can enter a foundational pathway or, with the relevant high school qualification, enter Year 1 of respective Bachelor tracks.

Can I transfer my credits or study the final year abroad?+

Yes. Credit transfers are supported, with pathways that may allow a final top-up year at an overseas partner campus.

Are there scholarship options or flexible payment methods?+

Institutional scholarships and flexible installment plans are available for selected programs. Ask an advisor for current details.

How does the "Top-Up" final year degree progression work in practice?+

The supplied FAQ describes Level 4 and Level 5 diploma study as 240 credits followed by a Level 6 top-up year of 120 credits. Delivery and overseas-transfer options depend on the selected partner route.