The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) with a major in Structural Engineering is a rigorous undergraduate program designed to impart the technical knowledge and practical skills necessary to design, analyze, and maintain structures such as buildings, bridges, and tunnels. This program combines core civil engineering principles with specialized courses focused on the mechanics, dynamics, and materials of structures.

The core objectives include providing students with a robust foundation in civil engineering principles, including mathematics, physics, and materials science; focusing on structural engineering concepts such as structural analysis, steel and concrete design, and seismic engineering; equipping students with hands-on experience through laboratory work, design projects, and internships to solve real-world structural engineering problems; encouraging research and innovative solutions in structural engineering to develop safe and sustainable structures; and preparing students for professional licensure and careers in various sectors, including construction companies, consulting firms, and government agencies.