Prepare for a leadership role in the civil engineering industry, academia or research. Develop advanced skills in solving complex engineering problems through a comprehensive curriculum that includes coursework, research and dissertation requirements. Work closely with faculty members who are actively engaged in research for hands-on training and valuable opportunities for publication of research contributions.

Earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in civil engineering in just five years (depending on your course load). Customize your degree with a range of specializations to enhance your skills in a chosen area.

Pursue advanced career opportunities as a leader in governmental agencies, consulting firms, research institutions or construction companies, contributing to the planning, design and management of infrastructure projects. Customize your degree with the option to study in environmental, structures and foundations, transportation, or water resources.

Deepen your understanding of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, including their languages, literature and history to gain valuable insights into the foundations of Western civilization. This minor can enhance critical thinking skills, cultural understanding and linguistic proficiency, making it a valuable addition for students pursuing fields such as history, literature, archaeology or even law. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.

Receive intensive didactic instruction and practical experience in clinical laboratory science to prepare for a career path as a clinical laboratory director, a scientific position role in clinical and other laboratories, or for a position in the in-vitro diagnostics, pharmaceutical or biotechnology industries. The certificate program consists of 32-33 credit hours.