Modern society’s infrastructure is the craftsmanship of the civil engineer. A civil engineering degree prepares students with the skillset(s) to design, build and maintain our roads and bridges, water and energy systems, airports and railways. Students pursuing this degree often choose to specialize in concentrations ranging from architecture and transportation to environmental and hydraulics.
Modern society’s infrastructure is the craftsmanship of the civil engineer. A civil engineering degree prepares students with the skillset(s) to design, build and maintain our roads and bridges, water and energy systems, airports and railways. Students pursuing this degree often choose to specialize in concentrations ranging from architecture and transportation to environmental and hydraulics.
(BS/Minor) - The field of environmental and ecological engineering focuses on the application of engineering principles to land and water resources, air and soil quality, land-use management, ecosystem services, ecological restoration and waste management. Students pursuing this degree path will work to understand how the environment and its ecological interactions can be improved through sustainable systems and advancements in technology.
(Minor/Concentration) - A concentration in resiliency & sustainability of engineering systems focuses on lessening environmental impact caused by human disruption and natural disasters. Students pursuing this degree will learn to think critically about how technical, social, political and economic facets interact-- working to understand how complex environmental challenges can be addressed through multi-dimensional sustainable solutions.
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