Civil and Infrastructure Engineering and Management

CIEM students will be learning the fundamentals and applications of civil and infrastructure engineering branches and acquire skills such as:

•    Transportation Systems Engineering and Management (TSEM)
•    Water and Wastewater Engineering and Management (WWEM)
•    Construction Engineering and Management (CEM)
•    Sustainable, green, and smart structures 
•    Planning, design, operation and maintenance  
•    Repair and rehabilitation 

Main attributes of CIEM graduates can be summarized in being familiar with mathematical, scientific, and technical basis to solve engineering challenges in the fields of transportation, water, and construction; able to conduct engineering tests and analyze results systematically; able to use acquired science and adapt it to develop, design and manage engineering systems; and use modern technologies and computer software for design and management.

Our graduates must take a 30-days site training in actual projects during there years of study.