The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering provides a platform for talented individuals with a broad perspective, interdisciplinary thinking, and social sensitivity to pursue their dreams of contributing to society.
To address social infrastructure and the natural environment, diverse expertise from both scientific and technological fields as well as the humanities and social sciences is required. Therefore, collaboration among people with different specializations and perspectives is necessary. Graduates of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering play a central role in this collaborative process, communicating with various individuals to find engineering solutions. Consequently, the Department strives to nurture individuals with a broad perspective, interdisciplinary thinking, and social sensitivity. Graduates from the Department find fulfillment by contributing to society through their work in social infrastructure and the natural environment.
To foster the desired talent, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers a wide range of curricular and extracurricular programs related to resilient infrastructure, smart cities, and sustainable environments. In terms of traditional academic disciplines, this includes construction management, spatial informatics engineering, transportation engineering, structural & construction engineering, urban design & planning, hydro-engineering, geotechnical & geoenvironmental engineering, and environmental engineering. While cultivating foundational knowledge in the diverse subfields encompassed by civil and environmental engineering, students also develop systemic thinking and collaboration skills through design and leadership development courses. They learn advanced methods to address social infrastructure and the natural environment using big data and artificial intelligence technologies.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.