Which direction is better for civil engineering? Roads and bridges, underground structural engineering, construction and management, architectural engineering.

Roads and bridges are not necessarily far from the city, and reconstruction projects are generally in the city.

Construction management should correspond to engineering management major, which is economic management major. If there is any upper-level relationship between real estate or construction enterprises, you should go to the management department as soon as you come out, but I still think you should start with technology first, at least the following people can't fool you.

In fact, there are many similarities between different majors. You don't have to be confined to one major. Can't you learn from the industry and the people? There may not be such a statement yet, but many of them only have different requirements in specifications, and the requirements in details and specific structures are still very similar.

The fence of the construction industry is still very low. This is on the one hand, and on the other hand, it depends on what you are interested in, whether it is roads and bridges, culverts or houses.