Opportunities Other Links of Interest Civil Engineering is the oldest branch of engineering after military engineering.
Civil engineers work to satisfy societal needs for shelter, transportation, and industry.
They are involved in planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance of public works and industrial projects. Examples of civil engineering works are bridges, highways, airports, landfill sites, hydro-electric dams, water and sewage facilities, port facilities and buildings. Environmental protection and urban planning are also important responsibilities for many civil engineers. The Civil Engineering curriculum offers students a maximum degree of flexibility in designing a program to meet individual needs. Following a core of fundamental courses provides students with a broad education in the social, economic, and technical aspects of Civil Engineering.