Roads, bridges, canals, dams, airports, sewerage systems, pipelines, and trains are all part of civil engineering, which is a professional engineering subject that deals with the design, building, and management of the physical and naturally formed environment.
Traditionally, civil engineering has been divided into several sub-disciplines. It is defined to distinguish non-military engineering from military engineering, and it is regarded the second-oldest engineering discipline after military engineering.
Civil engineering is done in the public sector, ranging from municipal to national governments, as well as in the private sector, ranging from individual homes to multinational corporations.
In most countries, a bachelor’s degree in engineering is the first step toward professional certification, and the degree program is accredited by a professional body. Before getting certified, an engineer must meet a number of prerequisites (including job experience and exam requirements) after finishing a certified degree program. The following are the South African Civil Engineering Universities and Colleges;
- Civil Engineering | University of Pretoria
- BTech / BIng in Civil Engineering, Johannesburg
- Civil Engineering In UNISA
- Civil Engineering University Of Cape Town
- Civil Engineering – Wits University
- National N Diploma: Civil Engineering* | Damelin
- BTCÂ Department of Civil Engineering
- Vaal University Department of Civil Engineering
