Civil Engineering B.S.

Syracuse University

Learn how to plan, design, construct and maintain facilities for the public and private sectors such as buildings, bridges, tunnels, highways, transit and water systems. Specialize your curriculum to align with your desired career path: construction, environmental, geotechnical or structural engineering. Pursue a minor in such areas as economics, engineering management, architecture, mathematics or other fields of engineering. Collaborate with faculty on research projects at on- and off-campus institutes and labs, including the Construction Engineering Lab, the Structures/Materials Lab, the Geofoam Lab, the Geosynthetics Lab, and the Center for Environmental Systems Engineering-22,000 square feet of core laboratories. Explore the College of Engineering and Computer Science’s 20 clubs, student organizations and professional societies like the Syracuse chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Engineers Without Borders.

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