Civil Engineering

Program Summary

The Master’s degree in Civil Engineering increases the student’s professional skills significantly in Mechanics and Structural Analysis, Earthquake Engineering, Advanced Iron Design, and Structural Dynamics.

Civil Engineering Courses:

The materials included in the civil engineering study plan include the following materials, courses and the following courses:

• General chemistry.

• Practical Chemistry.

• Calculus - Calculus.

• Engineering Mathematics.

• Geotechnical Engineering.

• Geotechnical Engineering Lab.

• Engineering Numerical Methods.

• Structures.

• Structural Mechanics.

• Water Supply Engineering.

• Water Supply Engineering Lab.

• Engineering Statistics.

• Contracts and Specifications.

• Environmental Engineering.

• Environmental Engineering Lab.

• Foundations.

• Hydrology.

• Pavements Design.

• Strength of Materials.

• Computer Applications.

• Engineering Economy - Engineering Economy.

• Wastewater Engineering.

• Construction Management.

• Projects Management.

• Introduction to Earthquake Engineering.

• Bridges Engineering.

• Water Resources Engineering.

• Remote Sensing.

Knowing that the method of teaching these subjects ranges from lectures, laboratories, ceremonies, and visiting field sites. It is worth noting that these subjects are compulsory specialization materials away from the university’s compulsory and optional subjects, and optional specialization subjects, in addition to free and supportive materials, as well as these materials may differ in terms of their names from one university to another.