civil engineering

Read the latest student-produced Bath Architecture Annual showcasing student work from our BSc and MArch architecture courses: View the annual on ISSUU or purchase your own hard copy through the Moodle shop. Contents First year - page 6 Second year -...

Author: Mico Tiongco - Summer - Life on wheels Days were long and warm and I found myself outside most of the time. What will be very apparent to anyone coming to Copenhagen is that cycling really is the best...

Author: Elisa Ynaraja Rodriguez - Working for a whole year in the middle of your studies? It can sound great and daunting at the same time! How can I be expected to work for an engineering company if I haven’t...

Read the latest student-produced Bath Architecture Annual showcasing student work from our BSc and MArch architecture courses: Buy your own copy for £10 This book represents the conclusion of our beginning, but also the start of something new...In this book...

Author: Freya Kille - I was approached by UniFrog to help them create a video about what it is like to study civil engineering at university. The aim of this is to show people who are trying to decode a degree...

Author: Matt Church - Last summer, I volunteered to put myself into the limelight and assist the Institution of Structural Engineers by being filmed and interviewed to spread the word of structural engineering to pre-higher education students. When I was in...

Read the latest student-produced Bath Architecture Annual showcasing student work from our BSc and MArch architecture courses:   View the annual on ISSUU. Contents Foreword - page 10 BSc Architecture First Year - page 14 Second Year - page 18 Third Year...

Aleena Khan, 4th year architecture student, talks about her experience so far on this year's Basil Spence competition to design a travelling exhibition pavilion for Weymouth. Watch the video on Vimeo.

Author: Alastair Marsh - It’s always nice to receive an invitation to a talk – but especially on those rare occasions when you are asked to be on the stage rather than in the audience! Following an article I wrote...