Civil Engineering Program in Georgai
Civil Engineering Program Description
The Civil Engineering Program prepares students for the design and management of civil infrastructure including water resources, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, and transportation. The program is based upon the San Diego State University program and is positioned for international accreditation according to the American Board of Engineering and Technology standards.
Graduates can be expected to gain positions in the private or public sector in design or management positions of utility companies, municipalities, engineering consulting companies or the manufacturing and mining sector. There is a strong demand for qualified engineers and the salary growth is strong both locally and internationally while the local market is currently critically undersupplied and internship opportunities are currently being filled during the second year of studies on the San Diego State University joint degree operating in Tbilisi.
There are also opportunities for graduates to continue their studies abroad in San Diego or other international universities at a Master’s or Doctorate level.
3 reasons to study Civil Engineering in Georgia
- ABET “American” track accredited programs that have been positively reviewed by American experts;
- Programs follow the American learning style of broad general education supplementing technical subjects;
- Civil Program includes broad directions in many infrastructure areas (see the lab descriptions here), as compared with traditional Soviet inherited programs that are focused in only one direction.
Academic Degree
The Degree of Bachelor of Civil.
The demand for professionally trained civil engineers continues to increase. Bachelor’s Civil programs can equip you to meet these demands while providing you with tools for success. Take a look through the programs below to learn more!
Civil engineers maintain society’s basic facilities. Civil engineering professionals use problem-solving skills to make better, livable communities. Bachelor’s Civil Engineering programs will help professionals meet these growing challenges.
Bachelor’s in Civil programs consist of major study areas such as structural engineering, soil mechanics and foundations, environment and water resources engineering, transportation and construction engineering, and hydraulics and ocean engineering. The curriculum for Bachelor in Civil programs includes coverage of mathematics, science, mechanics, and other engineering aspects. Practical hands-on applications are built throughout curricula and most Bachelor Civil Engineering programs incorporate a senior practicum. Many graduates work in the public or private sector, in small firms or large companies, or even as entrepreneurs. It is a field for excellent growth and opportunities both domestically and internationally with programs available in many locations.
