About

Civil engineering is the design and construction of society's larger infrastructure, including transportation networks (e.g. highways, bridges, airports), small and large scale water resource projects such as dams and associated works (e.g. canals, pipelines, components of power systems), and works associated with protection and/or enhancement of the environment (e.g. waste containment and management systems, land reclamation, water quality protection).

You can begin this program off-campus

What you will learn

The undergraduate program presents a challenging and interesting workload. The first two years of classes are based upon core engineering subjects. The third and fourth years of classes are specialised in technical and design-based principles. We offer the advantage of small classes, large lab facilities, superb faculty and excellent support staff.

Careers

With a degree in civil engineering, your career options can include the following:

• public and private sector
• municipal (urban or rural), provincial and federal governments
• engineering consulting
• construction
• project management
• resource development (for example, mining)
• a wide range of companies