From soaring skyscrapers and breathtaking bridges to innovative clean-water technologies — the impact of Civil Engineering on the world is immense. Whether you are designing transportation systems, earthquake-resilient structures and foundations or protecting our natural and built environment, Civil Engineers help create vibrant and sustainable communities. 

Our Civil Engineering program is accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB). 

What You’ll Learn
As a Civil Engineering student at Lassonde, you'll learn about structural and foundation design, transportation systems planning and design, water resources management, wastewater treatment and environmental impact assessment. In addition, you'll receive training in new emerging areas, such as innovative materials and construction technologies, infrastructure rehabilitation, computer-aided simulations, sustainability, natural hazards and climate-change-driven engineering. 

You can choose from a wide range of technical electives in Civil Engineering including: 
Structural 
Geotechnical 
Hydrotechnical 
Transportation 
Environmental 

After second year, you can pursue co-op opportunities, gaining professional experience to get a head start towards becoming a licensed Professional Engineer. 

Some Courses You'll Take 
Civil Engineering Materials
Mechanics of Materials
Civil Engineering Graphics and CAD
Field Surveys
Introduction to Environmental Engineering 
Fluid Mechanics
Soil Mechanics
Geoenvironmental Engineering
Career Paths Include 
Consulting Engineer 
Construction and Project Managers 
Transportation Planners 
Environmental Regulators 

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