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Department of Civil and Structural Engineering

Civil and structural engineers help to create and protect the world we live in. Driven by teaching and research excellence, we inspire and empower our students to engineer a better future.

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Professor Joby Boxall

Professor Joby Boxall elected to the Royal Academy of Engineering

Professor Joby Boxall is one of five academics from the University of Sheffield to have been honoured with one of the most prestigious awards in engineering.
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High praises for the Department of Civil and Structural Engineering at the latest National Student Satisfaction (NSS) survey

The Department of Civil and Structural Engineering has been ranked among the best in the Russell Group by students, featuring in the top five in several categories in the latest National Student Survey (NSS).
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Civil and Structural Engineering student Hasan wins first place at the Future Urban Ventilation Network Healthy Building Competition

Congratulations to our third year MEng Architectural Engineering student Hasan Shwaish for winning first place at the Breathing City: Future Urban Ventilation Network “Healthy Building” Competition in the individual poster category.

Bhattacharyya Award

Bhattacharyya Award finalists “inspiring and diverse examples” of innovative and impactful partnerships between industry and universities

Six exceptional industry–academia partnerships from across the UK, including the University of Sheffield, have been shortlisted for this year’s Bhattacharyya Award.

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Cloud-based AI helps to reduce river pollution

A cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) system designed to detect blockages in sewers has shown an almost 90 per cent accuracy rate in a recent trial.

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No-one knows how explosions work (yet)

Watch this video showing the fantastic work of Dr Sam Rigby in a collaboration with educational YouTuber Tom Scott

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Department of Civil and Structural Engineering
Sir Frederick Mappin Building
Mappin Street (via Broad Lane)
Sheffield
S1 3JD

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+44 114 222 5738

civil@sheffield.ac.uk

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