A: The Department of Civil Engineering was established in 1992. The undergraduate program admitted its first students in the 2014–2015 academic year.
A: The language of instruction is English. Students must demonstrate English proficiency or successfully complete the English Preparatory Program.
A: The Department aims to educate ethical civil engineers with strong analytical thinking and innovative problem-solving skills.
A: The Department strives to be a nationally and internationally recognized department in civil engineering education and research.
A: The Department offers education and conducts research in the major fields of civil engineering, including structures, geotechnics, transportation, hydraulics, and construction materials.
A: Yes. The Department has modern teaching and research laboratories where numerous scientific and industry-supported projects are carried out. These laboratories provide hands-on experience for undergraduate students and support advanced research by graduate students and academic staff.
graduate students and academic staff.
A: The Department conducts education and research in five core areas of civil engineering: