Civil Engineering.
Design and build the infrastructure of tomorrow: buildings, civil works, sustainable structures. From calculation to construction site.
Training the engineer who designs and builds.
Civil engineering sits at the heart of every major project: housing, roads, bridges, dams, tramways, industrial complexes. Our five-year engineering degree produces complete profiles, able to move from structural analysis to running a construction site.
Project-based teaching, professional software (BIM, FE analysis), site visits and a final-year project in a company: you graduate ready to practise, with a state-recognised degree.
Looking at a three-year degree first? The field also exists as a Civil Engineering Bachelor’s degree, from BIM to site supervision.
- Project
- Engineering cycle · Civil Engineering
- Phase
- S5 → S10 · 6 semesters
- Specialisation
- From S8 · 3 tracks
- Software
- Revit · Robot · AutoCAD Civil 3D
- Certifications
- AutoCAD Civil 3D · Revit · BIM · ETABS · Primavera · STAAD.Pro
- Deliverable
- State Engineering Degree (Bac+5)
What you will master.
A solid technical foundation, from structural design to site organisation, by way of digital modelling.
Structures & Reinforced Concrete
Structural analysis, reinforced and prestressed concrete, steel framing, dynamics and strength of materials to Eurocode standards.
Geotechnics & Foundations
Soil mechanics, shallow and deep foundation design, retaining works, slope stability and site investigation.
Construction Materials
Concrete mix design and testing, aggregates, binders and innovative materials; quality control and durability of structures.
Hydraulics & Utilities
Urban hydraulics, sanitation, utility networks, stormwater management and hydraulic works.
BIM & Modelling
Digital models (Revit, Robot, AutoCAD Civil 3D), 3D/4D/5D coordination and collaborative BIM workflows.
Site Management
Scheduling, quantity surveying, cost estimating, safety, execution monitoring and coordination of trades on site.
Sustainable Construction
Eco-design, carbon accounting, building energy performance and bio-based materials.
Project Management
Construction project management, contracts and tenders, drawing interpretation, regulations and leading multidisciplinary teams.
Six semesters to become an engineer.
Two years of shared science curriculum, a specialisation from S8, then a final-year project in a company across S9 and S10.
Engineering fundamentals
- Structural mechanics
- Strength of materials
- Applied mathematics
- Technical drawing & CAD
Civil engineering science
- Reinforced concrete I
- Soil mechanics
- General hydraulics
- Surveying & CAD
Design & analysis
- Reinforced & prestressed concrete II
- Steel framing
- Applied geotechnics
- Introduction to BIM
Specialisation
- Advanced specialisation module
- Construction project management
- Sustainable construction
- Integration project
Expertise & final project
- Advanced specialisation modules
- Real-world case studies
- Placement / company assignment
- Launch of the final-year project
Final-year project
- Final project in a company (4 to 6 months)
- Academic & industrial supervision
- Thesis & defence
- Entering the workforce
A final project in a company, at full scale.
Across semesters S9 and S10 you carry out a real engineering project inside a construction firm: a consulting practice, a main contractor or a client organisation. From the calculation note to the defence, supervised by both the school and industry.
Three routes to your profession.
From semester S8 onwards, steer your profile towards the field that suits you.
Building & Energy Efficiency
Design high-performing, sustainable buildings from first sketch to operation: digital models, energy performance and eco-design.
- Building energy performance
- Sustainable construction & eco-design
- Revit digital models
- BIM 3D / 4D / 5D coordination
Geotechnics & Infrastructure
Master soils and infrastructure: geotechnical studies, foundations and retaining works serving roads, networks and major projects.
- Soil mechanics
- Foundations & retaining works
- Slope stability
- Roads & utility networks
Structures & Civil Works
Design bridges, viaducts, tunnels and high-rise buildings. Advanced analysis, finite element modelling and seismic design.
- Bridges & civil works
- Seismic design
- Prestressed concrete
- FE modelling (Robot, ETABS)
A degree that builds careers.
Construction recruits continuously, in Morocco and abroad. Our graduates join consulting practices, main contractors and client organisations.
Structural Engineer
Structural analysis and design in a consulting practice.
Construction Engineer
Technical leadership of building and infrastructure projects.
Site Manager
Day-to-day organisation, monitoring and coordination on site.
Geotechnical Engineer
Soil studies, foundations and retaining works.
BIM Manager
Leading the digital model and BIM processes.
Methods / Cost Engineer
Optimising methods, quantity surveying and tender pricing.
Merit scholarships, payment plans and support schemes: discover the funding options for your engineering degree.
Scholarships & funding →Everything about the programme.
Who can apply?
The engineering cycle (S5–S10) is open to candidates from integrated preparatory classes, from a CPGE, or with two years of science-based higher education (DEUG, DUT, BTS), following review of the application and an interview.
Is the degree state-recognised?
Yes. SUP2I is a private institution recognised by the state and authorised by the Ministry of Higher Education. The qualification awarded is a State Engineering Degree (five years of higher education).
When do you choose your specialisation?
Specialisation begins in semester S8: Building & Energy Efficiency, Geotechnics & Infrastructure, or Structures & Civil Works.
Does the final-year project take place in a company?
Yes. The final-year project runs across semesters S9 and S10, in a company (four to six months), with both academic and industrial supervision.
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