Undergraduate Programs

The Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics offers undergraduate programs in civil engineering and engineering mechanics. Both are intended to prepare students with firm technical bases while nurturing decision-making and leadership potential.

Civil Engineering Program

The Civil Engineering Program is designed to enable the student, upon completion of the BS degree program, to enter the profession—for example, in industry, on a construction project, in a consulting engineering office, through a government agency—or to begin graduate study, or both.

Engineering Mechanics Program

The Engineering Mechanics Program provides a strong analytical and experimental background in applied mechanics for students planning to continue on to graduate school and to pursue research. The program emphasizes the mechanics of civil engineering structures and engineering materials, and also introduces latest development into the area, including nanomechanics and biomechanics. Research opportunities are abundant for undergraduate students throughout the semester or during the summer.

Advising, Minors & Electives

Your academic success is important to us. That’s why you’ll be introduced to your academic advisor – or Advising Dean – before you get to campus. Your academic advisor is here to provide guidance, advice, and encouragement, and help you with important steps like selecting electives that meet your educational objectives.

Undergraduate Admissions

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Graduate Admissions

Learn about the graduate admissions process at the Office of Graduate Student Affairs (GSA) website.

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