The Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Civil Engineering at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year practice-oriented degree that trains students in the design, construction, and management of South Africa's built infrastructure. Students study structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, water resource management, transportation engineering, and construction materials, with strong emphasis on applied engineering in the South African context. NMU's partnerships with the construction and engineering industries ensure graduates are job-ready and aligned with ECSA professional registration requirements.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 60% (or Technical Mathematics: 60%)
Physical Sciences: 50% (or Technical Sciences: 50%)
APS: 370
