New Curriculum Structure

Degree Requirements (Cohorts 2025/2026 Onwards)

 

 

 

 

 

Starting from Academic Year 2025/2026 onwards, Environmental and Sustainability Engineering programme students must read a total of 160 units (or the equivalent of 40 courses), comprising a Common Curriculum, Major Requirements and Unrestricted Electives.

 

 

 

The Common Curriculum consists of 10 carefully curated pillars to give a solid foundation in interdisciplinary skills. It seeks to integrate knowledge and skillsets relevant to the 21st century that comprises 40 Units (or the equivalent of 10 courses)

Students should complete a total of 160 units (or the equivalent of 40 courses), comprising:

  1. Common Curriculum: 40 units (or the equivalent of 10 courses)
  2. Primary Major: 80 units (or the equivalent of 20 courses)
  3. Unrestricted Electives: 40 units (or the equivalent of 10 courses)

Unrestricted Electives allow you to explore greater breadth or depth in any subject and at any level. For example, you can do a Second Major, 2 Minors, a Minor and a Specialisation, or go deeper into your Major by taking more Technical Electives.

These aim to provide CDE students with a comprehensive and well-rounded education, preparing them for success in their chosen careers and beyond.

Specialisation in Digitalisation in
Urban Infrastructure


Student Enhancement Programmes

The college offers a host of Enhancement Programmes (EP) aimed at broadening our engineering students’ education. Students are encouraged to register for the various enhancement programmes offered by the college and various departments.

Check with the department on these Student Enhancement Programmes or click here for more information.

Student  Curricula

 Degree Requirements (Cohorts 2022/2023 (A-level & equivalent only) to 2024/2025)

Matriculation Year