The Civil Engineering program encompasses the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure, integrating knowledge of calculus, mechanics, hydraulics, and physics. This comprehensive training responds to the demands of a highly sought-after professional field both nationally and internationally.
The graduate of the Civil Engineering program must possess both the knowledge and skills to integrate quickly into professional practice, as well as the ability to pursue further academic studies at the postgraduate level. Civil Engineering graduates will have the following competencies:
The professional practice of Civil Engineers goes beyond technical expertise, integrating analytical skills, responsible decision-making, and a practical perspective oriented toward solving real-world challenges across diverse engineering environments.
UPA Civil Engineering graduates conceive, design, and manage infrastructure projects with an innovative and sustainable vision, integrating scientific and technological rigor, economic and environmental analysis, and the leadership of multidisciplinary teams to deliver safe, efficient, and high-impact projects.
The occupational field of Civil Engineers is broad, ranging from infrastructure design and construction to urban planning and project management.
Civil engineers may work in the public or private sector, in national or multinational companies—whether construction firms, consulting agencies, or even as independent professionals.
This profile meets the demands of the job markets in Germany and Paraguay, according to a market study conducted by the two founding institutions of the Paraguayan-German University: SRH Holding and the Paraguayan Industrial Union.
To achieve this profile, the program lasts eight semesters and follows a competency-based training model: Competency Oriented Research and Education (CORE), developed by SRH Holding.
The main components of the program include:
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