Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering is the foundational discipline dedicated to the planning, structural design, construction management, and maintenance of the physical built environment. Students master structural mechanics, geotechnical soil analysis, reinforced concrete design, steel frame engineering, transportation planning, and municipal hydrology.
Through technical drafting, BIM software, and rigorous field testing, students ensure bridges, residential high-rises, highways, and drainage systems withstand environmental demands. As Cambodia accelerates its infrastructure modernization, civil engineers serve as essential nation-builders transforming urban landscapes and regional transport corridors.
What you'll learn
Structural Engineering
Reinforced concrete, steel beam design, and load-bearing static calculations.
Construction Materials
Soil mechanics, concrete durability, asphalt chemistry, and quality tests.
Surveying & Geomatics
Topographic mapping, total stations, GPS surveying, and elevation grading.
Transportation & Hydrology
Highway geometry, drainage networks, and flood prevention infrastructure.
Skills Developed
Career Pathways
Civil Engineer
Designs and manages construction and infrastructure projects.
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