Civil engineering is the branch of engineering concerned with designing, creating and maintaining of physical structures like roads, bridges, dams, and city infrastructures. It is a pure science course across a period of Five years in the university, including Industrial training.
Students intending to study civil engineering should have a good background in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
Job options in Civil Engineering
- Building control surveyor
- Computer Aides Design Technician
- Consulting Civil engineer
- Contracting Civil engineer
- Design Engineer
- Estimator
- Nuclear Engineer
- Site engineer
- Structural Engineer
- Water Engineer
- Architectural Technologist
- Building services Engineer
- Construction Manager
- Engineering Geologist
- Fire Risk Assessor
- Geotechnical Engineer
- Patent attorney
- Quantity surveyor
- Sustainability consultant
- Town planner
- Urban designer
Places of work
As a graduate and qualified civil engineer, you are relevant in a range of industries and business sectors, particularly in the construction sector, buildings and large structures of all kinds, transport and communications infrastructure. Places you can work as civil engineer are:
- Civil and structural engineering consultancy and Contracting companies
- Companies involved in the production, storage and Distribution of electricity, gas and water
- Construction companies
- Property developers
- Renewable energy companies
- Transport infrastructure companies
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