CSCE Edmonton Section - Know us better
A brief history of CSCE
- In 1887, prominent Canadian Civil Engineers founded the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) as a learned society to enhance the high standards of civil engineering practice in Canada. It also aims to increase the public image of civil engineers among civilians.
- CSCE promotes Civil Engineering by connecting professionals from academics, industries, institutions and public organizations in Canada and abroad.
Objectives
- Set and maintain high professional standards and facilitate technical knowledge exchange among members.
- Enhance the engineering profession’s usefulness and collaborate with educational and research institutions.
- Encourage research on resource conservation and environmental preservation in civil engineering.
- Support the CSCE’s objectives and cooperate with global engineering societies.
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CSCE Edmonton section - A regional chapter
The CSCE National headquarter is in Montreal, Quebec, and supports Technical Divisions, Committees, Regional Councils, Local Sections, and Student Chapters.
- Technical Divisions and Committees organize conferences and publish state-of-the-art materials to keep members updated on technical advancements.
- Local Sections across Canada offer regular technical programs and workshops, allowing members to stay current on Civil Engineering practices and provide networking opportunities.
- Many universities with Civil Engineering programs have CSCE Student Chapters on campus.
- The Edmonton Section, one of the largest in Western Canada, provides regular technical programs, workshops, and seminars for the civil engineering community.