Civil Engineering

For 170 years, the University of New Brunswick has been producing some of Canada’s top engineers. UNB’s Civil Engineering program offers a fully thought out program in the design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure that society relies on.

Learners will engage in curriculum covering key areas such as structural, geotechnical, construction, materials, environmental, hydrotechnical, and transportation engineering. Students will be prepared for many options in civil engineering, thanks to several integrated specializations that will lead to a fulfilling career.

Students will be able to choose from construction, geotechnical, materials, structural, transportation, and water and environmental as their areas of expertise. Co-ops and work terms give students at UNB real-world work experience, the chance to try new things, and confirm their learning choices.

Admission Requirements

• High School Diploma with minimum average of 75 percent.
• University English, Math, Chemistry, and Physics.

What You’ll Learn

• Design, analyze, and manage civil engineering projects across structures, geotechnical, environmental, and transportation systems.
• Experience through labs, fieldwork, and a year-long senior design project.
• Teamwork, problem-solving, and professional engineering skills needed for industry practice.