Undergraduate Program Related to Disciplines Under the National "Double First-Class" Initiative

National First-Class Undergraduate Major Construction Site

Accredited for Engineering Education Twice in a Row

Cultivation Characteristics

This discipline, spearheaded by academicians, assembles national and provincial-level high-caliber talents to build an outstanding faculty team dedicated to student development. We fully implement a student-centered, practice-project-driven whole-process tutorial system. Leveraging multi-dimensional platforms—including the National Engineering Laboratory, National Experimental Teaching Demonstration Center, Virtual Simulation Training Center, and Beijing Key Laboratory—we deeply integrate smart technologies to address national strategic priorities such as urban wastewater treatment and resource recovery, drinking water safety assurance, optimization of water supply and drainage networks, and stormwater utilization. Through smart and digital approaches, we enhance professional practice and innovation capabilities, forging a distinctive strength in water cycle health and water system security that serves the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, anchors in Beijing, and radiates nationwide. This shapes a smart technology-enabled, nationally top-tier discipline brand.

Faculty & Staff

Teaching Resources

This discipline possesses 2 national-level teaching bases, 1 Beijing Key Laboratory, and 1 co-established National Engineering Laboratory. It enrolled its first undergraduate cohort in 1961 and currently has 149 undergraduate students. The program passed the National Higher Education Professional Evaluation and Certification in 2017 and was selected as a National First-Class Undergraduate Program Construction Site in 2020. Its Municipal Engineering sub-discipline is a Beijing Key Construction Discipline, while its primary discipline—Civil Engineering—is recognized as a Double First-Class Discipline.

Core Curriculum

Hydraulics,Water Quality Analysis,Water Treatment Microbiology, Hydrology and Hydrogeology, Pumps and Pumping Stations, Introduction to Water Supply and Drainage Science and Engineering, Water Quality Engineering, Water Resources Utilization and Protection, Water Supply and Drainage Network Systems, Building Water Supply and Drainage Engineering, Water Process Equipment and Fundamentals, Instrumentation and Control for Water Supply and Drainage Engineering, Water Engineering Economics and Management, etc.