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Offered by the School of Engineering and Architecture, this program equips students with the knowledge and skills to design, construct, and maintain infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, water systems, and buildings. It integrates theoretical learning with practical applications to address real-world engineering challenges while promoting sustainable development.

Programme Objectives 
The program aims to:
– Develop competent civil engineers capable of designing and managing infrastructure projects.
– Provide a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, and engineering principles.
– Foster innovation and problem-solving skills to address infrastructural needs.
– Prepare graduates for professional practice, licensure, and further studies in civil engineering.

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With rapid urbanization and infrastructural growth in Kenya and the region, there is a high demand for skilled civil engineers. This program addresses the need for professionals who can contribute to sustainable infrastructure development while meeting industry and regulatory standards.

Entry Requirements 
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:

Option A (KCSE):  
– Mean grade of C+ (Plus) with at least:
– Mathematics: B+
– Physics: B
– Chemistry: B
– Biology/Geography: B

Option B (Diploma Holders):  
– KCSE mean grade of C (Plain) with:
– Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry: C (Plain)
– Plus a Diploma (Credit pass) in a relevant field from a recognized institution.

Option C (A-Level):  
– Two principal passes in Mathematics & Physics
– One subsidiary pass

Mode and Structure of Delivery
The program is delivered through:
– Lectures & Tutorials
– Laboratory Practicals & Fieldwork
– Seminars & Workshops
– Industrial Attachments (2nd, 3rd, and 4th years)
Each academic year consists of two semesters, with an additional third semester in Years 2, 3, and 4 for practical and industrial training, as required by the Engineering Board of Kenya (EBK).

Programme Duration  
– 5 academic years (minimum 16 units per year).
– Total units required for graduation: 80 (77 compulsory + 3 elective).

Curriculum Highlights  
Thematic fields:
– Structural Analysis & Design
– Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics
– Geotechnical Engineering
– Transportation & Highway Engineering
– Environmental & Water Resources Engineering

Progression Structure: 
– Year 1: Fundamental sciences & introductory engineering.
– Year 2: Core engineering courses + 1st industrial attachment.
– Year 3: Advanced engineering topics + 2nd industrial attachment.
– Year 4: Specialized courses + 3rd industrial attachment.
– Year 5: Final-year project & professional practice preparation.
Unique Features: 
– Mandatory industrial attachments (aligned with EBK requirements).
– Hands-on training in modern engineering labs.

Career Opportunities  
Graduates can work in:
– Government agencies (Ministries aligned to infrastructure, Buildings, Roads, Dams)
– Construction & engineering firms
– Water & sanitation companies
– Urban planning & development authorities
– Research & academia
– NGOs in infrastructure development

Tuition and Fee Structure  
– East African Students: ~Ksh 336,600 per year.
– Non-East African Students: ~Ksh 420,750 per year.
*(Fees subject to change—confirm via official university channels.)*

Why Choose This Programme at ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ?
✅ EBK-accredited (meets professional engineering standards).
✅ Experienced faculty (industry experts & researchers).
✅ Practical-oriented curriculum (blend of theory & fieldwork).
✅ Mandatory industry attachments (real-world experience).
✅ State-of-the-art labs & facilities.
✅ Strategic Nairobi location (proximity to engineering firms & projects).