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Explore what it's like to be a civil engineer, shaping our world, in our computer-simulated centre of civil engineering
You are probably going to take exams when you're 16. If you want to be a civil engineer it's good if your subjects include English, maths and sciences.
But these subjects are also useful:
If you don't want your building or structure to sink into the mud you need to know about the types of ground and design the right foundations.
Digital skills are playing an increasingly important role right across engineering as more and more tasks are being digitised.
Innovative new ideas that can be expressed visually are needed in every type of engineering.
Innovative new ideas that can be expressed visually are needed in every type of engineering.
Discover civil engineering and how to build big for your future.
Take a magical journey through our modern world built and designed by civil engineers, with a few surprises along the way. Find out what civil engineers do and how they've shaped our world.
A Wind and Foster film for the Institution of Civil Engineers.
Annie Fennell has been inspired by someone very close to her to study civil engineering.
The job you end up with in civil engineering is likely to link back to what you studied at school, college or university. Here you can see your options at any age.
'Civil engineer' covers a huge range of jobs and all types of engineering. Civil engineers come from all different backgrounds but they all spend years training, learning and getting qualifications. Why not hear what civil engineers have to say about their work?