Civil Engineering - Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure University of Ottawa

Overview

The Civil Engineering - Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure programme at the University of Ottawa provides advanced technical training for engineers dedicated to building a safer and more sustainable future. This degree addresses the critical need for professionals who can simultaneously manage the challenges of climate change, natural hazards, and resource conservation. Students engage in high-level research to develop innovative solutions for the backbone of modern society.

Why Civil Engineering - Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure at the University of Ottawa?

The University of Ottawa is ranked among Canada’s top 10 research universities, offering a vibrant academic environment in the heart of the nation's capital. Students benefit from the university's strategic focus on creating sustainable environments and shaping the digital world. The Faculty of Engineering provides access to the Ottawa-Carleton Institute of Civil Engineering, fostering a collaborative atmosphere with expert faculty members and state-of-the-art research facilities.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 10502 per semester
• National fee: CAD 3154 per semester

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure
• Advanced Concrete Technology
• Decentralized Wastewater Management
• Water Resources Management
• Earthquake Engineering
• Blast Engineering
• Climate-Resilient Infrastructures in a Changing Climate
• Geotechnical Hazards
• Solid Waste Management

Careers with Civil Engineering - Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure

Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in the global engineering sector, focusing on the design and maintenance of vital urban systems. The programme develops highly trained personnel capable of addressing the demand for resilient infrastructure in both public and private organisations. Potential career paths include roles in construction management, environmental consultancy, geotechnical engineering, and structural design, specifically targeting projects that require expertise in climate adaptation and sustainable materials.