Civil Engineering

Civil engineering is the application of mathematics, physics, chemistry, and other engineering principles and practices to the design, construction, and maintenance of civil infrastructure and facilities. The field encompasses various activities, from planning and design to monitoring and management. This very Department has the mandate of producing reliable and competent Civil Engineers as well as highly skilled artisans into today's society, civil engineering has changed and is still changing people's lives for the better and we in this amazing institute want you to be a part of that change. we strongly believe that your flair for science, combined with your enthusiasm for innovation and overcoming difficult challenges will allow you to excel beyond possibilities.

Civil engineering is so involved in making lives better that the opportunities are somewhat limitless, and it offers an excellent career trail (e.g. construction, transportation, maritime and hydraulic engineering, power, and public health.) Civil engineers indulge in Managing, designing, developing, creating and maintaining construction projects. Conducting on-site investigations and analyzing data. Assessing potential risks, materials and costs. These projects may include facilities, bridges, roads, tunnels, and water and sewage systems. Some jobs you can do as a civil engineering graduate include:

To embark on the journey toward a National Diploma in Civil Engineering, prospective students typically need to fulfill certain prerequisites. These include: