Bachelor of Civil Engineering (BE CIVIL)
Courses Description

Civil Engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works like roads, bridges, canals, dams, and buildings.[Civil engineering is traditionally broken into a number of sub-disciplines. It is the second-oldest engineering discipline after military engineering and it is defined to distinguish non-military engineering from military engineering. Civil engineering takes place in the public sector from municipal through to national governments, and in the private sector from individual homeowners through to international companies.

Civil Engineering enables people to design, construct and maintain manmade environment and also modify and maintain natural environment. Development of a country is only possible if all parts of it are connected to each other and the resources of each part are easily transferable. Civil engineering makes such connection possible by developing roads, bridges, airports, canals, tunnels and railways, and makes the development of each place possible by constructing buildings for houses, offices, schools, universities, hospitals, shopping malls etc. Our undergraduate program in Civil Engineering enables you to become a leader and innovator of tomorrow’s complex world.


Job Prospect

After graduating with Civil Engineering degree , you would have a handful of job offers from various organizations and engineering firms which would begin your career in planning, designing, construction and maintenance of physical infrastructures and natural environment. Nepal, being a developing country and needing enormous amount of physical infrastructure for its economic growth, provides unprecedented opportunities for civil engineers.

You can get jobs for planning, designing, construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, tunnels, houses, offices, shopping and residential complexes, water and sanitation systems, airports, hydropower dams and other infrastructure. You can excel in engineering practice in the public and private sectors in the technical areas of environmental, geo-technical, material, construction, structural, transportation, earthquake, hydraulic, and water resources engineering. After the mighty earthquake and with the need to reconstruct numerous infrastructures, the country needs more civil engineers than ever.

Curricular Structure

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Engineering Mathematics IComputer ProgrammingEngineering Drawing IEngineering ChemistryFundamental of Thermodynamics & Heat TransferWorkshop Technology

Semester 2

Engineering Mathematics IIEngineering Drawing IIBasic Electronics EngineeringEngineering PhysicsApplied MechanicsBasic Electrical Engineering


Semester 3

Engineering Mathematics IIIApplied MechanicsStrength of MaterialsEngineering Geology IFluid MechanicsSurveying ICivil Engineering Materials

Semester 4


Data Structure and AlgorithmsHydraulicsSurveying IISoil MechanicsProbability and StatisticsBuilding DrawingEngineering Geology II

Semester 5

Numerical MethodsTheory of Structures IIFoundation EngineeringSurvey CampWater Supply EngineeringConcrete Technology and Masonry StructuresEngineering Hydrology

Semester 6


Communication EnglishDesign of Steel and Timber StructuresBuilding TechnologyEngineering EconomicsSanitary EngineeringTransportation Engineering IIrrigation and Drainage EngineeringMinor Project

Semester 7

Project EngineeringDesign Reinforced Concrete StructuresTransportation Engineering IIHydropower EngineeringEstimating and CostingElective IProject I

Semester 8


Computational Techniques in Civil EngineeringEngineering Professional PracticeTechnology Environment and SocietyConstruction ManagementElective IIElective IIIProject II