The Civil engineering profession is the oldest and broadest of the engineering disciplines A civil engineer works with a wide range of individuals in both the public and private sectors to meet today's challenges of urban development, infrastructure rehabilitation, pollution, traffic congestion, floods, earthquakes and the negative effect of urban development. Civil engineers plan, design, and construct facilities essential to modern, civilized human life. Projects requiring civil engineering expertise vary widely in nature, sizes, and scope, such as buildings, bridges, tunnels, transportation systems, dams, airports, foundations, water treatment and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, hazardous waste treatment, environmental remediation, environmental protection, and air pollution control.
From these expectations, the mission of the Civil Engineering Department is to advance the cause of the profession by offering a broad-based undergraduate education leading to a degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with emphasis on technical, professional, ethical, and societal responsibilities, imbued with Ignatian spirituality associated with the 4C’s of the Profile of Graduates of the university.