Civil Engineering

After completing your engineering studies, you can work in construction companies in various roles, from contractor to site manager. You will be responsible for overseeing the execution of construction projects, ensuring compliance with regulations, and meeting deadlines. For example, during the development of a new residential complex, you would manage the team, coordinate work, monitor the budget, and ensure adherence to quality and safety standards.

You can work in design offices, where as a structural engineer you will design buildings, bridges, or other construction structures, taking technical, environmental, and economic aspects into account. You will create plans, technical drawings, and structural solutions for new developments.

Graduates of our university can find employment in municipal offices or county authorities, where they will oversee the implementation of construction investments and manage public property. As an inspector in a municipal office, you may supervise the construction of new roads, parks, or other public facilities, ensuring compliance with spatial development plans and environmental requirements.

Studying Construction provides a solid foundation for starting your own construction business. You will be able to carry out your own building projects, offering services as a contractor or supervisor.

You can also work in companies that specialize in managing construction projects, where your task will be to coordinate activities between all parties involved in the building process. For example, as a project manager for a large residential complex, you would be responsible for schedules, resource and budget management, as well as cooperation with subcontractors and material suppliers.