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Undergraduate MEng
Building Services Engineering
Develop the skills required for the safe and sustainable design, installation and operation of technical services within buildings.

Course Overview
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L27 -
City Campus -
Part-Time -
7 Years -
18 Sep 2023
Engineering services play an integral part in modern-day living. If you enjoy problem-solving, this integrated master’s will provide the ideal stepping-stone to employment in building services engineering and related disciplines.
As part of your course, you’ll:
- Build the expertise to analyse situations and data to find solutions to building services engineering problems
- Use appropriate digital technologies and work with industry professionals from around the world
- Learn to communicate effectively with stakeholders
- Be able to promote low-carbon solutions and sustainability
Your programme of study will include:
- Design project workshops
- Extracurricular seminars
- Field trips
- Building case studies
Networking opportunities
You’ll have access to events hosted by the university for the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE). Events will include talks from industry speakers and professional development sessions, offering you a great platform to network and learn from experts in the field.
Why study Building Services Engineering at Leeds Beckett University...
- Fantastic placements and sandwich year opportunities
- Industry standard specialist facilities and local/regional site visits
- Gain a master's level degree at the end of your course
- Industry experienced expert teaching team
- Guest lectures delivered by industry professionals
- Start on your path to becoming professionally accredited
Helping people to behave more sustainably Dr Fiona Fylan, a health psychologist and researcher at Leeds Beckett University, talks about her pioneering work to help people make better choices to support sustainability, whether they’re thinking about how they heat their homes, travel to school or work, or even how they drive.