The Kingdom University

What you'll study

Foundational learning in the first three years integrates university-required courses, basic sciences, design subjects, communication and computer skills, technical/professional engineering courses, and environmental science. In the fourth year students choose one of four professional tracks and may complete a 300-hour industrial internship to gain workplace experience.

• Track 1: Structures — focus on design and construction of buildings and infrastructures.
• Track 2: Water Resources and Environmental Management — emphasis on water systems, environmental protection and related management roles.
• Track 3: Transportation and Remote Sensing — covers road design, traffic engineering and applications of remote sensing/GIS.
• Track 4: Construction Engineering and Management — develops site engineering, project management and construction operations skills.

Entry requirements

The programme page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult Kingdom University admissions for exact entry qualifications and prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles across public and private engineering sectors. Typical job titles cited include structural engineer, construction manager, highway and traffic engineer, water utility and environment engineer, building services engineer, geotechnical engineer, quantity surveyor, remote sensing and GIS developer, building control surveyor, and sustainability consultant.

• Structures track: structural design offices or construction site engineering.
• Water resources & environmental management: environmental authorities, water utilities, laboratories, or industrial employers.
• Transportation & remote sensing: road contractors, urban planning authorities, traffic directorates or ministries of works.
• Construction engineering & management: site engineer and project manager roles in construction and design firms; potential to develop leadership or start independent practice after field experience.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme description does not list specific scholarships. Applicants should investigate Kingdom University scholarship and financial-aid options, employer-sponsored internships or industrial training placements, and external funding (government, industry or professional bodies) to support study and the 300-hour internship experience.