NOTICE The Department of Civil Engineering invites newly admitted students of BE Civil Engineering and Architecture Program for the departmental orientation program. The schedule for the orientation is as follow: Date: February 9, 2022  Time: 11:00 AM onwards Venue: Online (The virtual meeting details will be provided later.)

Coordinators Appointed in Department of Civil Engineering Assistant Professor, Mr. Ramesh Adhikari, and Assistant Professor, Mr. Manish Prakash were appointed as Coordinators of Graduate Program and Undergraduate Program respectively, effective from November 17, 2021. Dean of School of Engineering, Prof. Dr. Manish Pokharel handed them the letter of appointment on December 1, 2021. Dean of School of Engineering congratulated newly appointed coordinators and passed on the best wishes for the ...

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February 14, 2021 Notice for Documents Verification for Graduate Admission - ME/MS in Sanitation Technology 2021 This is to notify that applicants indicated in table below are selected for document verification and admission in ME/MS in Sanitation Technology,  based upon the result of Entrance Exam and Interview held on February 7 and February 12, 2021 respectively. * See attachment for Documents Verification for Graduate Admission Notice 

February 14, 2021 Notice for Documents Verifiaction for Graduate Admission - ME in Structural Engineering 2021 This is to notify that applicants indicated in table below are selected for document verification and admission in ME Structural Engineering, based upon the result of Entrance Exam held on February 11, 2021. * See attachment for Documents Verification for Graduate Admission Notice

DCE publishes End Semester Examination Schedule  The Department of Civil Engineering published the End Semester Examination (December 2020/January 2021) for the second semester of the year I, II, and III of  Civil Engineering and Architecture program. The examination will be held online.

Kathmandu University Collaborates with Bristol University to protect Nepal’s future generations from earthquakes In 2015, a devastating earthquake in Nepal resulted in the loss of 9,000 lives, 3.5 million people left homeless and entire neighbourhoods flattened. To prevent destruction on the same scale again, the multidisciplinary team behind The SAFER Nepal Project has been working with local partners to improve the seismic safety and resilience of school and community buildings in Ne...