The BASc Civil Engineering, Environmental and Water Resources degree at the University of Ottawa equips you to tackle the critical infrastructure challenges facing our communities. You will delve into the design and management of essential systems like buildings, bridges, water networks, and waste treatment facilities, understanding the vital role civil engineering plays in sustainable development. This undergraduate program is ideal for students passionate about applying scientific principles to create resilient and efficient built environments, preparing you for a career dedicated to public service and environmental stewardship.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, blending foundational engineering principles with specialized knowledge in environmental and water resources. You will engage with core subjects such as fluid mechanics, hydrology, geotechnical materials, and structural design, alongside practical applications in numerical modelling and surveying. Throughout your studies, you will develop expertise in areas like water and wastewater treatment processes and environmental impact assessment. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for diverse career paths in consulting, government, and construction, contributing to the vital infrastructure that supports society.