Civil Engineering

The program is diverse and flexible allowing students to be exposed to a wide variety of specializations within Civil Engineering and is generally more appropriate for students interested in pursuing a career in research and development.You will pursue independent and original research guided by a supervisor to develop and defend your thesis.

The department of Civil and Resource Engineering from Dalhousie University has a firmly established record of collaboration with industry and government, as well as participation in national research programs. All faculty members supervise graduate students while actively pursuing leading-edge research opportunities and providing technical expertise to industry projects.

Careers

Civil Engineering graduates can be found in responsible engineering and administrative positions in industry and government.Some become consultants in planning, design or construction of engineering projects, or in specialized fields where the application of research to the solution of practical problems is important.

The professional practice of a civil engineer includes the conception, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of private and public projects.

Courses include:

• Application of Finite Element Method in Static & Dynamic Systems

• Small Watershed Hydrology

• Wetland Hydrology and Biogeochemistry

• Tubular Steel Structures

• Coastal Water Resources

• Design of Water Treatment Plants