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See the degree grade →An 8-semester undergraduate engineering programme that trains students in both technical and professional skills required for civil engineering practice. Suited to students aiming for careers in construction, infrastructure design, public works or further academic study, especially those who value a curriculum balanced between hard engineering competencies and soft skills.
Course content focuses on a combination of technical (hard) engineering subjects and professional (soft) competencies through a comprehensive curriculum. Students benefit from instruction by faculty with international academic backgrounds and from collaborations with industry and overseas institutions. The programme links academic learning with applied themes such as water resources R&D and broader civil engineering practice via partner organisations.
The course page does not list specific entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult UNPAR admissions information for detailed requirements and application procedures.
The programme page does not provide specific scholarship details. Given UNPAR's national and international partnerships and the programme's industry links, prospective students should explore university-wide scholarship offices, external industry-sponsored funding from partner organisations, and government or professional association support options.
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