Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for Civil Engineering at MCAST - Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology.


Bachelor of Science (Honours) Civil & Structural Engineering
Teaching phases
Three-Year Honours Curriculum: Design, Structural Analysis and Materials
Delivered by the Construction Engineering Department, Institute of Engineering and Transport. Specific study units include design principles, mathematics, physics, material science and structural analysis. The programme is explicitly structured to fulfil the University of Malta's MEng admission schedule as it stood when MCAST's current prospectus was written.
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Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for Civil Engineering at MCAST - Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology.


Bachelor of Science (Honours) Civil & Structural Engineering
Teaching phases
Three-Year Honours Curriculum: Design, Structural Analysis and Materials
Delivered by the Construction Engineering Department, Institute of Engineering and Transport. Specific study units include design principles, mathematics, physics, material science and structural analysis. The programme is explicitly structured to fulfil the University of Malta's MEng admission schedule as it stood when MCAST's current prospectus was written.
Applying to MCAST - Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology?
Students Traffic verifies seat availability, checks current recognition status, and prepares your complete application for MCAST - Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology. The consultation is free.
Recognition Pathway: University of Malta MEng and the Perit Warrant
The Periti Warranting Board has confirmed that students who successfully complete a University of Malta MEng after this MCAST BSc (Honours) will be recognised for the Perit warrant. MCAST's own documentation stresses that both the University of Malta and the Periti Warranting Board are autonomous bodies that may change their requirements, so students planning this route should confirm current entry requirements directly with both institutions before starting the MCAST degree.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
All seven degrees in this catalogue are MQF/EQF Level 6 honours bachelor's programmes, self-accredited by MCAST under its MFHEA self-accrediting status (Legal Notice 296/2012) and delivered Face-to-Face, Full-Time at the Main Campus in Paola. Five of the seven -- both Mechanical Engineering degrees, Applied Data Sciences, Cybersecurity and Software Development -- include a formal work-based-learning (WBL) component (Placement/Internship for Mechanical Engineering, Apprenticeship for the three ICT degrees), placing students directly with Maltese employers during the course. Electronics Engineering and Civil & Structural Engineering do not carry a formal WBL element but both close with a final-year or capstone research/design component. MCAST's official programme documentation states that non-EU (Third Country National) applicants to any WBL-bearing programme are personally responsible for confirming with the relevant Maltese authority whether their visa/permit status allows them to undertake the accredited placement, since completing it is normally required to finish the degree.
Recognition Pathway: University of Malta MEng and the Perit Warrant
The Periti Warranting Board has confirmed that students who successfully complete a University of Malta MEng after this MCAST BSc (Honours) will be recognised for the Perit warrant. MCAST's own documentation stresses that both the University of Malta and the Periti Warranting Board are autonomous bodies that may change their requirements, so students planning this route should confirm current entry requirements directly with both institutions before starting the MCAST degree.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
All seven degrees in this catalogue are MQF/EQF Level 6 honours bachelor's programmes, self-accredited by MCAST under its MFHEA self-accrediting status (Legal Notice 296/2012) and delivered Face-to-Face, Full-Time at the Main Campus in Paola. Five of the seven -- both Mechanical Engineering degrees, Applied Data Sciences, Cybersecurity and Software Development -- include a formal work-based-learning (WBL) component (Placement/Internship for Mechanical Engineering, Apprenticeship for the three ICT degrees), placing students directly with Maltese employers during the course. Electronics Engineering and Civil & Structural Engineering do not carry a formal WBL element but both close with a final-year or capstone research/design component. MCAST's official programme documentation states that non-EU (Third Country National) applicants to any WBL-bearing programme are personally responsible for confirming with the relevant Maltese authority whether their visa/permit status allows them to undertake the accredited placement, since completing it is normally required to finish the degree.