Civil Engineers are in high demand around the world. It is projected that there will be more available jobs than there are those who can fill them. As long as there is electricity in this world, there will be a need for civil engineers.
We believe the best way to learn is to involve you every step of the way. Learning is not just about theory — it is about actively participating in realistic projects, immersing you in hands-on assignments and labs to ensure that you gain the experience, skills and confidence to succeed in your career.
We prepare you to be a civil engineering professional with a Christian worldview. We will help you develop the abilities to assume leadership roles, solve difficult problems to improve the quality of life for individuals and society and contribute to an enhanced understanding of God’s creation.
Water resources engineering primarily deals with the physical aspects of water, including its collection, storage and distribution, while environmental engineering addresses the chemical and biological aspects, focusing on water and air quality, waste management and pollution control.
Transportation engineering involves the planning, design, construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure like roads, bridges and airports. Construction engineering involves the planning, budgeting, scheduling and construction of all projects.
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