1. Study Program Description
   Civil Engineering is a field of engineering that studies planning/design, development, manufacturing, management/management, and conservation which includes road infrastructure, building structures, bridges, dams, airports, seaports, and various other public facilities. The branch of civil engineering consists of building structures, geotechnical, construction management, hydrology/irrigation, and transportation. The Undira Civil Engineering Study Program is targeted to produce engineering graduates who are intelligent and able to design and analyze elements and systems in the field of civil engineering using analytical, computational, and/or experimental basic tools and have the attitude, understand and be aware of professional and ethical responsibilities, and superior character in accordance with the challenges of the profession and the environment of service.
   The Civil Engineering Branch consists of;
   

   • Building Structure
   • Geotechnics
   • Construction Management
   • Hydrology/Waterwork
   • Transportation
2. Study Program Vision and Mission
   Vision

   "To be a leading national Civil Engineering Study Program oriented towards the development of sustainable infrastructure and innovative construction technology for metropolitan cities."

   Mission

• • To provide excellent and adaptive higher education in the field of civil engineering, with a focus on sustainable infrastructure and innovative construction technology.
  • To conduct applied and sustainable research that is integrated into the learning process, supporting the development of civil engineering solutions for metropolitan cities.
  • To promote civil engineering-based community service that is relevant and has a tangible impact on urban development.
  • To develop strategic collaborations with government, the construction industry, and engineering communities to strengthen the national infrastructure ecosystem.
  • To build an innovative, inclusive, and future-oriented academic culture in addressing the challenges of metropolitan city development sustainably.

5. Why Choose Civil Engineering Study Program?

1. Students are given the facility to take courses in their own study program, for a minimum of 4 semesters or equivalent to 84 credits or more and a maximum of 11 semesters.
2. The courses taken in the study program itself are core courses that must be taken as discipline courses in the study program which will directly support the achievement of the main profile of the study program and or other required courses.
3. Students are given the facility to be able to take courses in other study programs within or outside the faculties at the University, for one semester or the equivalent of 20 credits.
4. The courses taken in other study programs as referred to in point 3 are intended in addition to supporting the fulfillment of learning outcomes and profiles of study program graduates, as well as to provide expansion or enrichment of student competencies according to their future needs, interests and talents.
5. Students are given facilities between 1 to 2 semesters or equivalent to 20 to 40 credits to take courses in the same study program or different study programs outside the University and or carry out other activities outside of Higher Education which will be described separately.< /li>
6. The courses taken in the same study program and different study programs as referred to in point 5, are intended to strengthen understanding of scientific disciplines and support the fulfillment of learning outcomes in the profile of graduate study programs, as well as to provide an expansion of the competencies that students want to have.< /li>
7. Activities outside of tertiary institutions are aimed at gaining deepening of competence and gaining a more real learning experience in society, business, industry and employment.
8. Schematically the design of curriculum implementation to fulfill student rights is developed at the university.