As of 1 October 2026, the Faculty of Civil Engineering will officially change its name to the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Transport.
The new name better reflects the Faculty’s current areas of education and development. In addition to civil engineering, these increasingly include transport infrastructure, transport systems and logistics. The introduction of new specialisations, the continued development of the educational offer, and the launch of the Transport and Logistics programme taught in English are all part of the Faculty’s efforts to prepare students and graduates for a rapidly changing labour market, including an international professional environment.
The change builds on the Faculty’s long-standing tradition while clearly highlighting the direction of its future development — modern, flexible and responsive to the needs of a labour market in which civil engineering, infrastructure, transport and logistics are becoming increasingly interconnected.
Along with the new name, the Faculty is also introducing a new logo, reflecting its expanded identity and the direction of these changes. The new visual identity sends a clear message to prospective and current students, graduates, the academic community, employers and external partners: the Faculty educates specialists prepared to meet the real challenges of today’s industry.
The new name and visual identity therefore represent more than a formal change. They symbolise the Faculty’s commitment to combining academic tradition with modern approaches, expert knowledge and the practical needs of the socio-economic environment.
