The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering was one of the foundation Schools of the University when UNSW was first established in 1949. Today, with over 1200 undergraduate and postgraduate students, we are one of the largest and most successful Schools of our type in Australia, and are a dynamic and integral part of the Faculty of Engineering.
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Cies Hosts Concrete Institute Of Australia
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The Centre for Infrastructure Engineering and Safety hosted the annual University and Industry Evening of the Concrete Institute of Australia (CIA) on 8th April. It was an evening that showcased the Centre’s major research activities in the areas of concrete structures and concrete technology. Key C
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Prize Award Function
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We have some amazing students. A prize giving function was held on the 23rd April prior to the graduation ceremony for the Civil and Environmental programs. The function was celebrated in the School’s new design studio with Professor David Waite addressing the audience. Students and their families a
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Class of 1959
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Several early graduates of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering came to campus recently to celebrate their Golden Jubilee, as guests of the Faculty of Engineering. The graduate class of 1959 enjoyed meeting up with one another as well as a campus bus tour, luncheon and the sharin
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Ground Breaking Research
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Dr Wei Gao, Lecturer of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and member of CIES – The Centre for Infrastructure Engineering and Safety has successfully gained ARC funding for the development of a theoretical base for the quantitative analysis of dynamic performance of an on-road vehicle
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World’s first calibration chamber for unsaturated soils - Testing is underway
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The geomecanics research group within The Centre for Infrastructure Engineering and Safety (CIES) of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering will perform cone penetration tests in unsaturated soils in a controlled laboratory environment, and then develop the world’s first correlations for
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