The Project Management and Civil Infrastructure Systems (PMCIS) Unit at The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) delivers internationally aligned programmes designed to meet the evolving demands of the 21st century and beyond. Our offerings address the systems that sustain modern society, energy, shelter, water, food security, environmental protection, and the infrastructure that underpins economic development and resilience.
In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, climate challenges, and global connectivity, PMCIS equips students with the technical expertise, digital competencies, and problem-solving skills required to design, manage, and sustain the built environment.
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Dr Amarnath Chinchamee
Assistant Professor and Programme Leader, Project Management and Civil Infrastructure Systems Unit
As the Programme Leader of the Project Management and Civil Infrastructure Systems (PMCIS) Unit, I am delighted that you are considering, or have chosen, The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) to pursue your academic and professional ambitions.
Whether you are transitioning from CSEC or CAPE, advancing through a Technician's Diploma, or progressing toward a bachelor's degree, PMCIS offers a structured, yet flexible pathway to becoming an industry-ready engineering professional.
At the national University, our programmes are built on a foundation of academic excellence, international accreditation, and industry relevance. Our curricula are continuously refined to align with global engineering standards while responding to the needs of Trinidad and Tobago, and the wider Caribbean.
Our teaching approach integrates:
Students gain exposure across all core civil engineering disciplines, including:
Construction and Project Management, Environmental Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Geotechnical Engineering, Land Surveying, Construction Materials, and Structural Engineering.
In today's learning environment, we have moved beyond emergency remote teaching into a purposefully designed, blended and web-enhanced model, ensuring that students benefit from both direct engagement and digital flexibility, without compromising academic rigour or student experience.
We also recognise that many of our students balance studies with professional and personal commitments. Our evening and flexible delivery options are designed to support working professionals while maintaining the high standards expected of an accredited engineering programme.
PMCIS continues to build strong partnerships with industry, providing students with exposure to real-world engineering challenges, access to professional networks, and opportunities for career advancement.
As you begin, or continue your journey with us, you will be joining a community committed to innovation, sustainability, and national development.
I look forward to welcoming you to the UTT family and wish you every success in your academic and professional pursuits.