ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Construction, geotechnical expertise, hydraulic transportation, construction management, and building materials are all included in the field of civil engineering. The SIU Department of Civil Engineering is well-established both domestically and globally. Given that its laboratory facilities are the best of all the civil engineering departments in the nation, it plays a leading position in the field. By making the fullest use of its physical facilities and elevating awareness of modern education, it offers a high-quality education.
Students attend classes in applied mechanics, construction, hydraulics, hydromechanics, topography, geotechnical engineering, transport engineering, materials, construction, and construction management after finishing their first year of basic scientific courses. In addition, non-departmental social studies, computer programming, and mathematics are included in the Civil Engineering academic program.

EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

Construction, geotechnical expertise, hydraulic transportation, construction management, and building materials are all included in the field of civil engineering. The SIU Department of Civil Engineering is well-established both domestically and globally. Given that its laboratory facilities are the best of all the civil engineering departments in the nation, it plays a leading position in the field. By making the fullest use of its physical facilities and elevating awareness of modern education, it offers a high-quality education.
Students attend classes in applied mechanics, construction, hydraulics, hydromechanics, topography, geotechnical engineering, transport engineering, materials, construction, and construction management after finishing their first year of basic scientific courses. In addition, non-departmental social studies, computer programming, and mathematics are included in the Civil Engineering academic program.

CAREER AREAS

Graduates in civil engineering are required to have academic backgrounds that are comparable to those of the labor market today and to be capable of handling group projects and leadership roles. Construction of basic engineering structures, bridges, roads, tunnels, trains, airports, ports, sewage networks, water treatment plants, dams, and lakes are just a few of the career options available to graduates of this curriculum. They can open their own offices, work for private companies, or be employed by the government. There will be a greater demand for civil engineers in the future, thus students have a good chance of finding employment.