Our undergraduate civil engineering programs prepare you to tackle society’s biggest challenges, from designing resilient cities to building clean water systems and efficient transportation networks.
With a BS in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, you'll be equipped for careers in engineering consulting, construction, government, and beyond, helping to shape a safer, more sustainable future.
BS in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering program provides a strong foundation in engineering theory, design, and hands-on problem-solving in the classroom, lab, and field.
Accredited by ABET, the program prepares students for careers in transportation, water resources, land development, and environmental engineering, as well as for graduate study and professional licensure.
As a Green Leaf program, the BS in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering focuses on sustainability, including a required set of Green Leaf courses to cover the social, economic and environmental dimensions of sustainability.
Highly qualified undergraduate students may obtain a master's degree in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering in a shorter time-frame through the bachelor's/accelerated master's (BAM) pathway.
Minor in Environmental Engineering
The Environmental Engineering Minor is ideal for students in engineering and science majors who are interested in addressing environmental challenges through engineering solutions. This minor prepares students for graduate studies in water and environmental engineering and supports careers in the environmental field.