Bachelor in Civil Engineering

Tuition fees are 25,435 USD per year. Applications for the Sep 2027 intake are open until Aug 22, 2027.

The Bachelor in Civil Engineering at the University of Hong Kong is a degree for students who want to become civil engineers. It takes 3 years to complete and provides academic qualifications towards professional status.

The curriculum covers environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering, infrastructure project management, structural engineering, and transportation engineering. You will develop skills in design, construction, and management of infrastructure projects, as well as hands-on experience in labs and projects.

Graduates can pursue careers as Structural Engineers, Transportation Engineers, Environmental Engineers, Project Managers, or Construction Managers, working in government agencies, consulting firms, or construction companies.

The University of Hong Kong (HKU), founded in 1911 and rooted in earlier medical education traditions, is one of Asia’s oldest and most prestigious research universities. Located in Pokfulam on Hong Kong Island, HKU combines historic architecture with modern facilities and a strategic position in a dynamic global city. The university is known for academic excellence across disciplines, strong research output, and a longstanding commitment to international engagement.

HKU offers a comprehensive portfolio of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across ten faculties, with abundant research and scholarship opportunities, competitive funding, and a large community of international academics. The campus supports student mobility and global partnerships, and a variety of targeted scholarships make study accessible to outstanding students from Asia and beyond. Academic life is complemented by robust student services, career counseling, and a range of clubs and societies that foster leadership and civic participation.

Living and studying at HKU offers access to a multicultural urban environment with convenient transport links and rich cultural amenities. On-campus facilities include health services, dining options, and student villages, while the university’s networks provide strong connections to industry and research collaborators. For international applicants seeking a research-led, globally connected university in East Asia, HKU combines tradition, innovation, and extensive support for student development.