My Entire Civil Engineering Degree in 9 Minutes

During a civil engineering degree you study much more than just the concepts behind "civil engineering." In my experience, there is four main themes to a civil engineering degree and in this video I go over some of the things you learn in each. Enjoy :)

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:29 Civil
02:54 Structural
05:33 Geotechnical
07:17 Project Management

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WHO AM I:
I'm Ben, a graduate structural engineer working in Australia. I make videos about engineering and tech. In these videos I hope to provide entertainment, advice, and knowledge for aspiring and young engineers.

[DarkCastleBoy]

Just wanna say my Inspiration to become Civil Engineer was "Bob the Builder"

[TheWalkingSteakhouse]

Amazing video Ben, anyone considering civil engineering will get a much more clear picture of what it actually is about by watching this.

[MuhammadWaseem-kpyh]

Great content brother, really helpful. I just completed my MSc structural engineering degree, and the stuff on your channel is pure gold. thank you.

[jonathanperalta]

I used to be a Rodbuster which in others words the guy thay place the rebar in California and i wanna switch over and start going to school.. is there a certain class that i would start with or ? Im lost lol help

[spazticle]

I just got accepted at one of the best polytechnic in my country, but what makes it different is that civil engineering is actually more of a faculty with 2 different majors I myself major in road and bridge design engineering, but there's also building maintenance and repair engineering. The degree you get is also different from university, while university would get you a bachelors, in polytechnic you would get an applied bachelors, that's because in polytechnic is 70% application and 30% theory, whilst university is more theory than applications. What are your thoughts on that system?

[taiyefablozzz]

Hey, what part of civil engineering is involved in bitumen, concrete, &rebar testing, in general QC/QA works?

[rajveerthakur]

Hey, I am 3rd year civil engineering btech student and really interested in structure engineer and want to do my master in structure. I am also doing internship in a structure consultancy as a junior structure engineering. I really like your video and start watching them from last week. I want to know more about steel structure and what you work in your company. Really appreciate if you make a video and sorry for long comment just to show you i am serious about structure engineering

[shatakshipandey]

I am cureently apllying for civil engineering dregrees in colleges. Although its something I am unable to decide but I am a good at physics and side subjects attached in this field. Also its a more easy going thing for me and a good area to apply for jobs as I love to work on site. I have'nt found my thing to do in life but this is the closest I can get to 'finding my passion', within the resources available. I wonder if I could branch out into the space sector and marine sector as well?

[fnujtrl]

great dear Hielscher could you please share me the books, lecture notes and lecture slides because I'm face with the lack of these things. thank you

[miranjahii]

Greetings, I definitely need your help dude, I still can't understand the difference between civil and structural engineering, Is it true that structural engineering is a branch of civil engineering and if I'm studying civil engineering that makes me structural engineer aswell? I would be glad to get a reply from you. Good Work 👍🏻.

[pgjhdnx]

Could you please provide me with the names of the resources you mentioned in the geotechnical engineering section? If possible, could you send them to me? 6:11

[Kingfacts]

I am almost 30 is it too late to start a civil engineering degree? I do have an associate degree in construction project management.
Thanks

[sphakamisondlovu]

Hi, I am a 2nd-year student BEngTech civil engineering, is it possible for me to graduate as a Marine Engineering or work as a marine engineer...?