PSCE – Pakistan Society of Civil Engineers

Welcome To Pakistan Society of Civil Engineers

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Introduction

Pakistan Society of Civil Engineers (PSCE) is a non-profit, non-partisan professional society of civil engineers, incorporated in Pakistan, as a public company, limited by guarantee, under Section 42 of the Companies Ordinance, 1984. Its goals include the advancement of the discipline of civil engineering by enhancing knowledge, competitiveness, quality, ethics, and sustainability.

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Our Vision

As civil engineering is the most basic, the oldest, and arguably diverse of all the engineering disciplines, addressing the fundamental issue of stewardship, PSCE believes that it can play a very crucial role in influencing the development and well-being of its fellow men and women.

Our History

Incorporated in 2016, PSCE is an attempt to fill a long-standing professional gap that existed in the country, since its inception. It was started by a handful of experienced and concerned civil engineers, who assembled in the city of Lahore to set up a permanent professional society that could play a role that no other body in the country was playing.

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Objectives

The objectives for which the Company is established are as under:

To foster the advancement of the discipline of civil engineering by enhancing knowledge, competitiveness, quality, ethics, and sustainability.
To make an attempt to interact with academic institutions and regulatory bodies for the purposes of assisting them in improving the quality of civil engineering education.
To encourage and provide the means for continued professional learning and growth to its members.
To make efforts for enhancing the stature of civil engineers and to contribute towards a public policy on issues related to civil engineering.
To strive for fostering the development of professional leadership abilities, broadening of perspectives, and enhancement of career growth through civil engineering education.
To serve as a forum for preparation and dissemination of expert and impartial professional opinion on issues relating to civil engineering and its profession, for the purposes of encouraging the formation of an unbiased informed opinion