- • RECTOR'S WELCOME MESSAGE
- • Missions - Vision - Core Values - Educational Philosophy - Educational Quality Policy
- • Staff
- • Science and Technology
- • Facilities
- • Achievements
- • Contact
- • TRAINING MODEL
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History of Development
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Organization
- • Organization chart
- • Science and Academic Council
- • Consultancy Council
- • Board of Directors
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Academic and Funtional Units
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Faculties
- • Faculties of Civil and Industrial Construction
- • Department of Bridge and Road Engineering
- • Faculty of Architecture and Planning
- • Faculty of Economics & Construction Management
- • Department of Building Materials
- • Department of Hydraulic Engineering
- • Faculty of Information Technology
- • Department of Environmental Engineering
- • Department of Offshore and Oil & Gas Engineering
- • High-Quality Engineering Training Department
- • Department of Political Theory
- • Department of Physical Education and National Defense
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Functional Units
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Research Groups/Institues
1. The following majors and specializations will be offered and awarded bachelor's degrees (130 credits): Urban Fine Arts, Multimedia Technology, Urban Land Infrastructure Management, Construction Investment Auditing, Project Management, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and Urban Logistics;
2. For the remaining majors, students will study directly to receive an engineering or architecture degree (180 credits); during their studies, students can choose to graduate (early) and receive a bachelor's degree (130 credits);
3. Students who already have a bachelor's degree may choose to continue their studies to obtain an engineering or architecture degree.
4. Students who already hold a bachelor's degree, engineering degree, or architecture degree can enroll in further studies at the master's level.

