Introduction
Civil engineering is not only responsible for some of the greatest structures in our time; it is important for building our future as well.
The malls you shop in, the place you live and the bridges you cross are all possible because of civil engineering. Contribute by designing, planning and supervising the construction of these structures with our Diploma in Civil & Environmental Engineering (CEE) – and do so with high environmental standards. It is a civil engineering course with an emphasis on “green” issues. You will provide the engineering field with a ‘human touch’ to protect our lives and the environment.
The CEE diploma has produced outstanding graduates for the industry for some 20 years. As a broad-based course, it will equip you with knowledge in infrastructure planning and development, as well as environmental protection, conservation and management. You will benefit from a curriculum with a good balance of civil and environmental modules, thus having the ability to design and build facilities using environmentally-friendly technology – turning you into a highly versatile professional in one of the fastest growing sectors in the region.
That’s not all. The course also trains you in the areas of water and wastewater treatment, pollution control, waste management and recycling, as well as environmental health management. You will also appreciate the intricacies that go into any building design.
The Diploma is endorsed and recognised by professional organisations. You can even receive additional certification as a Construction Supervisor by the Building and Construction Authority, an Environmental Control Officer by the National Environment Agency and a Noise Monitoring Officer by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM). Our diploma also meets the partial requirements of MOM for the position of Safety Officer.
Accreditation for Further Studies
Graduates who want to further their studies in civil or environmental engineering can get one to two years’ exemption or module exemptions in both local and overseas universities.
For example, you will qualify for one year’s advanced standing when you apply for the degree in Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering at the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University.
Obtain one to two years advanced standing from Australian and British universities such as University of Queensland, Deakin University, Bond University, University of Wollongong, RMIT University and University of Newcastle upon Tyne.