Graduates of BEng (Hons) in Fire Engineering PLUS MSc in Fire Safety Engineering awarded by UCLan can fulfill the academic requirement for the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) membership in fire discipline.

The programme will be delivered by academic staff from UCLan, local academics and practitioners. The curriculum has been designed to provide a logical and planned development from fundamental principles to specific applications, with an increasing level of integration between the components. The MSc programme includes 8 modules (7 modules and a dissertation) spread over two years.

Holders of Bachelor's degree in Fire Engineering, Building Engineering or other related disciplines.

Applicants whose undergraduate qualifications were not taught and assessed in English may be required to demonstrate their English proficiency equivalent to IELTS 6.5.

*Interview / Written Test may be arranged for applicants.

Applications can be submitted by the following link:

Basic Information

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Postgraduate Programmes

Please refer to :  Application, Fee and Loan

Students who wish to apply for 5% discount from the first instalment of 2023-2024 have to submit a copy of valid proof of IFE membership to Miss Leung at fire.scope@cityu.edu.hk on or before 23 June 2023. Submission of valid proof of IFE membership during the period of 24 June 2023 to 31 October 2023 will fall into the final round process with discount effective starting from the second instalment of 2023-2024. All submission of valid proof of IFE membership after 31 October 2023 will not be handled.

The Universities have been monitoring the development of the pandemic closely since 2020 and the modes/schedules/methods of teaching and assessment arrangements may be changed subject to the prevailing government policies and university regulations.

Each taught module comprises 36 hours of face-to-face teaching delivered by a combination of UK instructors and/or local instructors plus on-line learning. Each meeting will normally last for 3 hours. Modules delivered by UK instructors will be conducted intensively over 2 weeks while those delivered by local instructors will be evenly spread over in a regular part-time mode in the evenings and weekends.

In addition to the formal contact time, students will be expected to contribute a significant amount of individual study time to background reading, research and completion of other modes of learning support activities.