01
PROGRAM
Course Information
Field of Study
engineering-civil
Specialization / Discipline
engineering-civil
Study Level
undergraduate
Duration
5 years
03
ADMISSIONS
Intakes & Deadlines
January
Upcoming
Application Deadline
International applicants: 1 May for the fall (September) intake, 1 October for winter (January) and 1 February for summer (May). Canadian and permanent-resident deadlines are later (1 August, 1 December, 1 April). To be considered for the International Undergraduate Student Entrance Scholarship, apply by 1 March.
May
Upcoming
Application Deadline
International applicants: 1 May for the fall (September) intake, 1 October for winter (January) and 1 February for summer (May). Canadian and permanent-resident deadlines are later (1 August, 1 December, 1 April). To be considered for the International Undergraduate Student Entrance Scholarship, apply by 1 March.
September
Upcoming
Application Deadline
International applicants: 1 May for the fall (September) intake, 1 October for winter (January) and 1 February for summer (May). Canadian and permanent-resident deadlines are later (1 August, 1 December, 1 April). To be considered for the International Undergraduate Student Entrance Scholarship, apply by 1 March.
04
ELIGIBILITY
Admission Requirements
English Requirement
IELTS 6.5, 6.0 in each of the four modules (listening, reading, speaking, writing). CAEL 60. TOEFL iBT 4.5.
Academic Requirement
British-patterned (GCE) applicants need an equivalent minimum average of B (80%) across English First Language Literature, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics (at least two of them at A Level), with no grade below C (70%). Entry from high school is to the Preliminary Engineering year: admission to a named engineering major then requires a minimum of eight of the twelve preliminary-year courses with at least a C in each and an adjusted GPA of 2.0. Meeting the minimum does not guarantee a place.
06
VERIFICATION
Course Sources
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Last verified:
02 Nov 2026