Civil Engineering

One of the branches of engineering concerned with the study, design and analysis of various civil facilities such as residential and service buildings and roads. It provides the labor market with a student who has the practical capabilities to draw plans and calculate quantities through various computer programs. A graduate of this specialization is  considered a link between the worker and the engineer.

The major aims to provide a distinguished engineering education that combines knowledge and theory by training students to use laboratory equipment and conduct examinations related to the civil engineering major, in addition to field training. As well as preparing engineers with high skills capable of analyzing various facilities to reach a structural engineering design and an economy that contributes to the development of the construction sector at the national level.

• Preparing various architectural and construction drawings for a project.

• Managing projects and accomplishing tasks in the easiest way and at the lowest cost, with knowledge of matters related to contracts and specifications.

•  The ability to use computer programs related to construction analysis work.

• Private-sector institutions, engineering offices and contracting companies.

• A  teacher and technician in university and school education.

• Draftsman and quantity calculator in civil architectural engineering offices and settlement projects.

• Building Supervisor in municipalities.

• Supervisor and examiner in private and government civil engineering laboratories.