Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) in Civil Engineering in Vancouver Canada | The University of British Columbia

Civil engineers play a pivotal role in molding our surroundings through analysis, planning, design, construction, and upkeep of infrastructure. This program offers coursework and hands-on lab experiences covering soil mechanics, foundation design, construction management, structural design using steel, concrete and timber, along with municipal infrastructure planning, coastal engineering, and environmental assessments.

The Civil Engineering curriculum builds a strong base in core sciences and specialized engineering principles. Initial years focus on foundational subjects like mathematics, physics, chemistry, solid and fluid mechanics, and structural theory. Advanced years delve into specialized areas such as Environmental, Geotechnical, Hydraulics, Structural, and Transportation Engineering, with laboratory components in later years. The final year includes collaborative design projects and technical electives for specialization.

Campus highlights
The Civil Engineering Design Studio provides a collaborative space for students to engage in projects, mirroring professional work settings. The Earthquake Engineering Research Facility boasts advanced equipment, including three shaketables for sophisticated seismic simulations. Department research spans diverse fields like Materials Science, Coastal & Ocean Engineering, Environmental Fluid Dynamics, Construction Management, Earthquake Studies, and Transportation Systems.