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The course has a selection of practical experiments and challenges across a range of departmental disciplines. Water purification through filtration process, widely used for water treatment; seepage of water through soil dams and its consequences; wave mechanisms related to coastal engineering and the response of structures to dynamic loads. at University College London

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The course has a selection of practical experiments and challenges across a range of departmental disciplines. Water purification through filtration process, widely used for water treatment; seepage of water through soil dams and its consequences; wave mechanisms related to coastal engineering and the response of structures to dynamic loads.
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The course has a selection of practical experiments and challenges across a range of departmental disciplines. This includes experiments to demonstrate water purification through filtration process, widely used for water treatment; seepage of water through soil dams and its consequences; wave mechanisms related to coastal engineering and the response of structures to dynamic loads. There are, also included in the programme, a series of short lectures, aimed at explaining the role of Civil and Environmental Engineering in a modern society.
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Bookings by Teachers for Key Stage 5 (Students aged 16-18)
Individuals (Enquiry not required to be through a school)
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