Explore the programs and courses offered by Civil Engineering Materials
Browse Programs Admission InformationCivil Engineering is one of the core disciplines in engineering education in Algeria. It is offered at many Algerian universities and covers a wide range of subjects aimed at preparing students to work in construction, roads, bridges, hydraulics, as well as concrete and steel structures.
Civil Engineering is a vital specialization that contributes to the development of a society’s infrastructure. The field requires a combination of scientific knowledge, practical skills, teamwork abilities, and effective communication. It is an excellent choice for students interested in designing and constructing structures and contributing to the improvement of their surrounding environment.
semestre 1
Theory of Elasticity
Mineral Binders
Concrete Technology
Reinforced Concrete Structures
semestre 2
Plasticity and Damage
Special Construction Materials
Innovative Concretes 1
Steel Structures
semestre 3
Composite Materials
Recycled Materials
Prestressed Concrete
Material Durability
Innovative Concretes 2
1. Behavior of Advanced Structural Materials
High-Performance Concrete (HPC)
Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC)
Composite Materials
High-Strength Steel
Smart Materials
2. Nanotechnology in Construction Materials
Nano-applications to enhance concrete properties
Use of nanoparticles to improve material strengt
3. Advanced Mechanics of Materials
Plasticity and plastic collapse
Fatigue theory
Creep in material
4. Sustainability and Recycling
Reuse of demolition materials
Sustainable construction materials
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
5. Cement and Concrete Technology
Effects of chemical and mineral admixtures
Microscopic analysis of concrete (e.g., SEM, XRD)
Alkali-Silica Reaction (ASR)
6. Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) of Materials
-Use of ultrasound, radar, radiography
-On-site durability assessment of concrete structures
7. Material Degradation and Maintenance
-Environmental effects (moisture, salts, CO₂)
-Repair and strengthening techniques (e.g., using FRP)
