The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering prepares students to design, build, and protect the systems that communities depend on - from bridges and buildings to water systems and transportation networks. The department is backed by a faculty dedicated to teaching and research that addresses real-world infrastructure and environmental challenges.
Undergraduate and graduate students have the opportunity to study and conduct research across a broad range of areas, including structures, geotechnical engineering, pavements, transportation, water resources, environmental engineering, sustainability and green design, mining, and construction management.
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The undergraduate curriculum culminates in a capstone design project which enables students to put into practice what they learned in the classroom, and offers a direct connection to local civil and environmental engineering professionals who consult with students throughout the semester.
Graduates have become leaders in our profession, serving with government, private consulting firms and contractors as well as research in private industry and academic institutions.
The department employs world-class faculty and offers access to first-rate educational and research facilities and partnerships with industry. These provide the necessary edge for graduates to discover and pursue satisfying careers that have profound impact on current and future challenges for society.