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Planning Your Undergraduate Civil Engineering Studies

This webpage provides information on the recommended sequence of courses that must be satisfied in order to complete the requirements for the Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) in Civil Engineering. You are strongly advised to consult the websites of the University, Faculty of Engineering and Department of Civil Engineering for detailed information that will help you plan your studies and register for the appropriate courses each term.聽Below are several important links to the 91涩漫 Course Calendar, a source of detailed program information, which is updated on a yearly basis:

  • For the 91涩漫 Course Calendar for the current academic year, see:听
  • For the Civil Engineering section of the 91涩漫 Course Calendar for聽the current academic year, see:听
  • For earlier versions of the 91涩漫 Course Calendar from prior years聽(in pdf format), see:听Program calendars | Courses and Programs - 91涩漫

Students should consult with an academic advisor at the beginning of each academic year to prevent problems that may result in an unnecessary delay in graduation. To do this, please consult with one of the聽Academic Advisors in the Department of Civil Engineering. For additional assistance, you may also consult with advisors in the 91涩漫 Engineering Student Centre.

Recommended Sequence of Courses

The undergraduate program accommodates students admitted from different educational backgrounds. Students who have been admitted from Quebec CEGEPs will be enrolled in the 7-Semester program (110 credits). Students who have been admitted from outside of Quebec (that is, from other Canadian provinces or internationally) will be enrolled in the 8-Semester program (139) credits. Please consult the documents linked below for the recommended sequence of courses for the 7-Semester and 8-Semester programs, respectively.聽

    WARNING

    The Civil Engineering program can change聽over time and, in fact, a major 聽change is being implemented as of Fall 2026.聽Students MUST follow the Civil Engineering program based on their year of admission, as outlined below.

    In the case of discrepancies between this web page and 91涩漫's eCalendar, the calendar is considered to be the official source of program information.

    Important notes:

    • 1 credit (cr) is equivalent to 3 hours of studies per week during a聽13-week term. These hours are distributed between time in lectures, time in tutorials or laboratories, and independent study time. For example, if a 3 credit course is labelled聽as (3-2-4) in the course description, this course involves 9 hours of studies distributed聽between 3 hours of lectures, 2 hours of tutorials and/or labs, and 4 hours of independent study time each week for 13 weeks. For courses with final exams, additional time will be scheduled during the exam period at the end of each term.聽聽
    • Not all courses are offered each term or each year. Please consult to establish which courses are offered in a particular term.聽
    • The sequences of courses are designed to provide an optimum path for you to graduate in a timely manner from the civil engineering undergraduate program.
    • By following the prescribed sequence of courses, you will avoid scheduling conflicts (lectures, labs and tutorials) and will ensure that you satisfy course prerequisites that must be satisfied required in order to register for individual courses.
    • If students are granted advanced credit toward courses, this will inevitably change the sequence of courses that are to be taken. Please consult with a聽departmental Advisor to plan course registrations at the聽beginning of each academic year. 聽
    • If you choose to take a reduced course load in any term, it may be possible to complete some course requirements during the summer semester. Plan ahead.聽
    • Except with the Faculty's permission (see an Advisor), you should not register for more than the聽maximum credits per term permitted by the Faculty of Engineering (that is, typically 18 credits for a student in good academic standing).
    • If you are registered for fewer than 12 credits in a term, you will be considered a 鈥減art-time鈥� student in that term. While this聽will reduce your workload, it will inevitably extend the overall length聽of your studies. It may also have important implications (e.g., your eligibility for scholarships). Therefore, it is important that you consult with an advisor before reducing your course load to less than 12 credits

    If you have any doubts about which program you should follow or if you wish to register in courses in a sequence that does not correspond to the recommended 7- or 8-Semester program in which you are enrolled, please consult with an聽Academic Advisor in the Department of Civil Engineering.聽They will help you optimize your schedule for the remainder of your studies and prevent unexpected delays in graduation.聽

    Undergraduate Student Handbook 2025-2026

    For more information about the Civil Engineering undergraduate program, please consult the Undergraduate Student Handbook

    Key Academic Dates

    There are many important dates and deadlines during the academic year that all students should be aware of.

    Please visit the following website for these important dates, which change each academic year: .

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