The School of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Systems Engineering(The School of Civil, Architectural Engineering and Landscape Architecture at the undergraduate course) is a broad and diverse engineering discipline that deals with many aspects of improving the human living environment, e.g., drinking water treatment, constructing stable buildings and bridges, safe environmental systems, building dams for hydropower and flood control, and providing comfortable work environments.

Today our professors and researchers are working on problems that go far beyond these traditional applications with innovative approaches needed to survive in a global society. The School of Civil and Architectural Engineering involves the application of principles of physics, mathematics, thermodynamics, control, energy, mechanics and physiology to design and manufacture the built artifacts and systems. It has been one of the fundamental engineering disciplines and recently combines emerging technologies such as IT, NT and BT.

We focus on the needs of people and earth. The need for civil, architectural and environmental engineers will increase in future as society tries to solve the problems of urbanization, decaying infrastructures, global warming, need of comfortable and healthy work environments, and an increase in the human population. The civil architectural and environmental engineering job market will yield opportunities both nationally and internationally.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.