The Bachelor in Civil Engineering (BE Civil) is a four-year undergraduate engineering program focused on the planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of physical infrastructure. The program covers structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, transportation, water resources, environmental engineering, surveying, construction materials, hydraulics, and construction management. It combines theoretical study with laboratory work, field surveys, projects, internships, and practical engineering applications
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A student may enrolll in the BE CE course based on admission exam scores if they have passed +2, Intermediate, PCL, or an equivalent level with at least 40% of the possible points or an aggregate C grade (at least 1.61 GPA) from any stream.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply mathematics, science, and engineering principles to solve complex civil engineering problems.
Design and analyze buildings, bridges, roads, foundations, and other civil infrastructure.
Apply structural engineering principles to reinforced concrete, steel, and other structures.
Conduct engineering surveys and use appropriate surveying technologies.
Apply geotechnical principles to soil, rock, foundation, and construction problems.
Design and manage transportation, water supply, irrigation, drainage, and hydraulic systems.
Apply environmental engineering principles to sustainable infrastructure development.
Manage construction projects, including estimation, costing, scheduling, and resource management.
Use engineering software, computational tools, and modern technologies for analysis and design.
Conduct field investigations, laboratory experiments, and engineering research.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, leadership, and professional problem-solving skills.
Apply professional ethics and consider public safety, environmental sustainability, and social impacts in engineering decisions.
Pursue careers as structural engineers, transportation engineers, geotechnical engineers, water-resource engineers, environmental engineers, construction managers, project engineers, consultants, and government engineers.
