The Mesopotamian Journal of Civil Engineering (MJCE) stands as a scholarly platform committed to the exploration and dissemination of innovative research, advancements, and practical applications within the realm of civil engineering. It serves as a pivotal conduit for the exchange of theoretical insights, practical methodologies, and interdisciplinary discussions among researchers, engineers, and practitioners shaping the landscape of civil engineering.

Focus and Scope:

• Structural Engineering and Design
• Geotechnical Engineering and Soil Mechanics
• Transportation Engineering and Infrastructure
• Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Development
• Construction Management and Project Planning
• Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering
• Materials Science and Construction Technology
• Urban Planning and Development
• Disaster Resilience and Risk Management
• Innovative Technologies in Civil Engineering
• Infrastructure Maintenance and Rehabilitation
• Geomatics and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Civil Engineering
• Ethics and Societal Impact of Civil Engineering Practices

The Mesopotamian Journal of Civil Engineering (MJCE) endeavors to encompass a broad spectrum of topics within civil engineering, fostering scholarly discussions and contributions that drive advancements in infrastructure development, sustainability, and societal well-being.