Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Clarkson University

Much of our world’s infrastructure starts with ideas from civil engineers. This includes everything from the foundations of structures to the design of the buildings and bridges they support to the new, sustainable materials of which they are constructed and from the management and distribution of water resources to its ultimate treatment and release back to the natural environment. Lead its development with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Clarkson University. Our ABET-accredited program reflects the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering’s approach. We aim to train the next generation of innovators. What will you learn? Prepare to plan, design and construct our nation’s infrastructure. Understand how to protect its natural resources. Our flexible, customizable curriculum pairs theoretical and design applications with hands-on learning. Prepare for professional success. You can also develop a specialty through a choice of concentrations and minors, taking two years of fundamentals in engineering and science followed by two years dedicated toward your major. And, our Civil Engineering Class of 2024 had a 100 percent placement rate.

• Construction Engineering Management
• Structural Engineering
• Water Resources Engineering

Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering and Applied Sciences