About the course

The Civil Engineering course provides students with access to current constructing technologies and will develop competencies and skills for planning, designing, supervising, and coordinating projects and services on Civil Engineering areas.

After graduating, you will have the skills for working with public entities, private companies, industries, research institutes, and multinational corporations as a technical manager, a consultant, a coordinator or supervisor of projects, constructions, and engineering services, or even in management areas of the industry that comprise Civil Engineering.If you decide, you may become an entrepreneur, creating your own company, working with projects, budgets, and construction management.The five major areas of activity are Civil Construction, Structures, Geotechnics, Hydraulics, and Transportation.

 Subjects

• Accessibility for Buildings
• Airports
• Soil Analysis
• Communication and Expression
• Economy
• Entrepreneurship Traffic Engineering
• Statistics
• Roads
• Wood Structures
• Concrete Structures
• Metallic Structures
• Ethics
• Railroads
• Geology
• Georeferencing
• Construction Management
• Hydraulics
• Building Installations
• Construction Materials
• Budget
• Paving
• Projects
• Social Responsibility
• Basic Sanitation
• Safety at Work
• Construction Techniques
• Topography
• Urbanism