Civil Engineer

Overview

Transform your ideas into inspiring buildings!

Civil engineers are responsible for the world’s most inspiring buildings, bridges and roads, as well as some of the less thrilling – yet no less structurally sound – structures. Civil engineering dates back centuries and is one of the largest sectors in the engineering field. Civil engineers are involved with projects (construction of roads, dams, bridges, etc.) at every step, from the beginning designs to construction to oversight when the project is complete.

A perceptual and sharp mindset are the key elements!

Education Pathways

• Bachelor\'s Degree Course (4 years) : B. Tech. (in Civil Engineering)

A bachelor degree in engineering is the minimum requirement to become a qualified civil engineer.

After graduation in civil engineering, one can take an M Tech / ME degree course in any specialization of Civil Engineering, which is of 2 year duration.

Civil engineering is a broad field. Specialties include architectural, structural, transportation, traffic, water resources and geotechnical engineering. Environmental engineering is another specialty, and it uses engineering principles to both protect the health of nature and people. Civil engineers may work for state or local governments or in the private sector at consulting or construction firms. Some civil engineers hold supervisory or administrative positions, while others pursue careers in design, construction or teaching.

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