Explore the programs and courses offered by Civil engineering (Bachelor's degree)
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering is a diploma that provides fundamental training, preparing students for advanced studies, particularly at the master's level. However, the skills acquired throughout the program also enable direct entry into the professional world. This training emphasizes mastering issues related to building construction and covers a wide range of essential modules in the field of civil engineering.
The program aims to provide a strong foundation by focusing on essential modules. During the first semesters (S1, S2, and S3), the coursework covers fundamental subjects such as physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer science, thermodynamics, waves and vibrations, fluid mechanics, and English.
From semesters S4, S5, and S6 onward, the training becomes more specialized in the field of civil engineering, incorporating key modules such as strength of materials, soil mechanics, construction materials, reinforced concrete, steel structures, topography, hydraulics, and structural analysis.
This program provides access to higher education, including a Master's and Doctorate in Civil Engineering and Public Works, while also offering opportunities for career transition into various fields of engineering sciences. It also enables students to develop the necessary skills to make informed career choices.
Career opportunities include:
Technical consulting firms
Construction and contracting companies
Laboratories specializing in soil analysis, construction materials, and quality control
Public organizations related to construction
Entrepreneurship, with the possibility of starting a micro-enterprise in the civil engineering sector
This program requires obtaining a baccalaureate as a prerequisite for admission. Student orientation is then determined based on their expressed preferences and the department’s capacity.
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