Continue to a master’s program. Approximately 90% of graduates pursuing further study are admitted to graduate institutes at national universities.

Obtain a professional engineering license in civil, structural, geotechnical, hydraulic, or transportation engineering, and establish an engineering office or consulting firm, or work as a licensed professional engineer in industry.

Qualify for public service through civil service examinations or related professional examinations and pursue a career in a government agency.

Work as a researcher or developer in the private sector, or as an engineer in a construction company, engineering firm, or consulting firm specializing in project planning, design, surveying, and construction supervision.

Continue to a doctoral program for advanced academic and professional development.

Obtain a professional engineering license in civil, structural, geotechnical, hydraulic, or transportation engineering.

Qualify for public service through civil service examinations or pursue employment in government agencies and state-owned enterprises.

Work as a researcher or developer in the private sector, or as an engineer in a construction company, engineering firm, or consulting firm specializing in project planning, design, surveying, and construction supervision.

Work as a postdoctoral researcher, pursue a teaching or academic position, or work as a researcher or developer in industry.

Obtain a professional engineering license in civil, structural, geotechnical, hydraulic, or transportation engineering.

Qualify for public service and pursue employment in government agencies or state-owned enterprises.

Work as a senior engineer, technical specialist, or manager in a construction company, engineering firm, or consulting firm.