Bachelor in Civil Engineering

Shandong Jianzhu University (SJU) in Jinan, Shandong is a well-established public institution with roots going back to 1956. Originally formed as a construction and engineering school, it has developed into a comprehensive university offering undergraduate through doctoral education after expanding master-level offerings in 1998 and doctoral-level study in 2012. The campus combines modern facilities with regional cultural heritage, providing a supportive environment for students focused on technical and applied disciplines.

SJU is engineering-centered with notable strengths in architecture, civil engineering and construction management, while also offering programs across science, management, liberal arts, law and art. The university comprises 19 schools on a campus exceeding 160 hectares and boasts more than 660,000 square meters of buildings. Academic offerings include roughly 58 undergraduate programs, doctoral and multiple master-level tracks, and a range of professional degrees. A community of about 27,000 full-time students learns alongside nearly 2,000 staff, including many experienced professors and supervisors.

Located in Jinan, known as Spring City and the cultural heart of Shandong, SJU gives international students access to a rich regional heritage and a dynamic industrial context. The university maintains partnerships with over 60 institutions worldwide and runs joint and exchange programs with universities in Australia, the US, the UK and elsewhere. International students are welcomed into research projects and practical training tied to regional construction and engineering industries, preparing graduates for careers at home and abroad.

The Bachelor in Civil Engineering at Shandong Jianzhu University is a 4-year degree for international students. It's taught in English and helps students develop skills in construction and design.

The curriculum covers subjects like structural engineering, transportation systems, and construction management. Students will work on projects that help them develop problem-solving skills and learn to use software like AutoCAD.

Graduates can work as Civil Engineers, Construction Managers, or Urban Planners. They can find jobs in government agencies, private companies, or non-profit organizations, such as the Ministry of Transport, China Construction, or the World Bank.