Courses: 5 main subject areas
- Fundamental and human science
- Science and technology
- Engineering science
- Spatial development, territorial development and impact studies
- Business management, labor laws and construction laws
Disciplines
Year 3: mastering concepts
Basic science specific to civil engineering and architecture, mathematics, mechanics of continuous environments, resistance of materials, hydraulics, science of materials, geology, soil mechanics, heat, etc.
Year 4: greater specialization
Professional practices, calculation of structures, reinforced concrete, metal constructions, geotechnics, road techniques, topography, heat, acoustics, lighting, etc.
Year 5: diversification
Reinforced concrete, prestressed concrete, durability, urban soils and underground work, maintenance and renovation of bridges, spatial management, territorial development, project management, law and introduction to corporate life.
Options in Year 5
- Building
- Public works
- Urban engineering
Advantages of the course
- Practicals
- Projects in small work groups
- Visits to building sites
- Sponsorship of the yearly student intake
After 5 years of higher education (Master's degree or engineering diploma), you may wish to continue your studies with a view to obtaining a doctorate.