Civil Engineering

Shape the future of our built environment with Szechenyi Istvan University’s BSc in Civil Engineering. This full-time program (typically four years) equips you with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills to become a versatile civil engineer.

Build a Strong Foundation: Gain a comprehensive understanding of core civil engineering principles, including structural analysis, mechanics, materials science, geotechnical engineering, hydraulics, and surveying. Master essential mathematical and scientific concepts crucial for civil engineering design and analysis.

Specialization Opportunities: In later semesters, choose from various elective courses to tailor your program to specific civil engineering sub-disciplines, such as:

• Structural Engineering (focusing on design and analysis of buildings, bridges, and other structures)
• Geotechnical Engineering (focusing on soil mechanics, foundation engineering, and earthworks)
• Water Resources Engineering (focusing on water supply, wastewater treatment, and hydraulic structures)
• Transportation Engineering (focusing on design, construction, and maintenance of transportation infrastructure)

Project-Based Learning: Develop your practical skills and apply your theoretical knowledge through engaging civil engineering projects. Work on individual and team-based projects, tackling real-world design challenges and simulating professional practice.

Industry Exposure: Gain valuable insights into the professional world through guest lectures from industry professionals, site visits to ongoing construction projects, and potential internship opportunities.

Professional Preparation: The program prepares you for professional licensure exams and equips you with the skills necessary to launch your career in civil engineering. Learn about professional ethics, sustainability considerations in civil engineering, and project management principles.

Graduates emerge as well-rounded civil engineers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Structural engineering (designing buildings, bridges, and other structures)
• Geotechnical engineering (foundation engineering, soil mechanics, and related fields)
• Water resources engineering (water supply, wastewater treatment, and hydraulic structures)
• Transportation engineering (design, construction, and maintenance of roads, bridges, and transportation systems)
• Construction management
• Civil engineering consultancy firms
• Government agencies overseeing infrastructure projects