香港城市大學(xué)

We aim to equip students with specialised modern knowledge of civil and structural engineering. Our programmes have an edge over other typical civil engineering programmes thanks to a broad-based knowledge of civil engineering that include structural engineering, construction management, and infrastructure and urbanism.

Some of the subjects studied in this programme include:

• Engineering Communication
• Construction Materials, Construction Engineering
• Engineering Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics
• Construction Contract
• Hydraulics and Hydrology
• Environmental Engineering
• Engineering Analysis
• Engineering Surveying
• Design of Structural Elements
• Structural Analysis
• Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete Structures
• Soil Mechanics, Geotechnical Design
• Integrated Building Project Development
• Final Year Project
• Building Information Modelling
• Temporary Works Design
• Urban Design and Analysis, Infrastructure Asset Management, Highway Engineering, Transportation Engineering

Our programmes are academically rigorous and professionally focused. Adopting an inter-disciplinary approach, our programmes are delivered by a professional team that includes civil and structural engineers, building services engineers, construction engineers, material technologists, environmental scientists, architects, urban planners and building and quantity surveyors. Our graduates are therefore uniquely placed to serve the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry.

The AEC industry in Hong Kong is flourishing. Infrastructure and building developments, and the maintenance and refurbishment of existing facilities, have contributed to Hong Kong's growing economy. There are notable opportunities for innovations and career development. In addition to the Hong Kong market, the local AEC industry can expect to participate actively in the international markets, including the People’s Republic of China. The Department has established close collaborations with universities and professional bodies both locally and internationally.

The introduction of four-year university education offers a platform for the implementation of a discovery-enriched curriculum. Directed towards an outcome-based teaching and learning paradigm, together with excellence in applied research, the Department pledges to succeed in its mission of ‘Meeting the world’s challenges – Build tomorrow, create the future’.