Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Civil)

Civil engineers are responsible for shaping and sustaining the essential infrastructure that supports everyday life. They plan, construct, and maintain structures like roads, bridges, tunnels, airports, rail systems, water networks, and dams—ensuring these systems serve communities efficiently and sustainably.

Ranked 36th globally for Civil Engineering, the University of Adelaide offers a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil) with a strong emphasis on innovative design. Students gain hands-on experience in modern facilities and learn from leading academics while exploring areas such as structural mechanics and contemporary design technologies. The program includes real-world projects, industry engagement through a design-focused course, and an eight-week practical placement.

Students can tailor their studies with majors in Construction Management, Environmental Engineering, Renewable Energy, or Structures and Infrastructure Engineering, preparing them for dynamic roles in building the future of cities and communities.