143 Civil Engineering BSc Degree Programs

BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering is behind how our modern towns and cities work. Civil engineers design, construct, maintain, upgrade, rehabilitate and repair major infrastructures used by humans while protecting the natural environment.  As part of this course, you’ll: Qualify as a Science Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subject so you’re ready to go straight into the profession as a graduate civil engineer

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering students obtain a strong foundation in principles and practices to contribute to innovative solutions for sustainable and resilient infrastructure. Students will gain technical depth in specific disciplines - geotechnical, structural, water resources, transportation, construction, and environmental - and use this knowledge to design functional infrastructure systems that address multifaceted sociotechnical challenges. 

Civil engineering at Florida Tech is a rigorous, accredited curriculum that prepares students to enter the workforce with a minimum of additional training and a maximum of opportunity, or for admission to top graduate schools. Whether you want to engage in land development or design your dream house, bridges, foundations, water distribution systems, water, and wastewater treatment plants, canals, highways, or transportation systems, a civil engineering degree from Florida Tech will help you develop a strong background in engineering with hands-on experience in computer-aided design and construction management.

The Civil Engineering BSc program helps students build a solid foundation in designing, analyzing, and managing infrastructure projects. It covers core topics like structural engineering, transportati...

This program in BSc in Civil Engineering is accredited by the Institute of Building Construction and meets the requirements to train innovative, up-to-date civil engineers who go on to design cities with structure.

The mission of the civil engineering program is to produce graduates equipped with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for pursuing a successful professional career in the civil engineering and infrastructure field. The program also prepares its students for graduate studies.

The Pitt-Johnstown Civil Engineering (CE) program, which began in Fall 2015, provides a broad introduction to areas of civil engineering practice including construction materials and management, geotechnical, transportation, environmental and structural engineering along with design of infrastructure.

Civil Engineering is a discipline that deals with the planning, design, construction, assessment, monitoring, maintenance and management of structures and infrastructures, including buildings, bridges, tunnels, dams, sewerage systems, pipelines, roads, railways, harbours, airports, and other engineering works that play a fundamental role for the economic growth and sustainable development of the modern society and resilient communities.

The degree course in Civil and Environmental Engineering aims to train engineers with knowledge and skills to support the design, management, and maintenance of civil structures and infrastructure such as bridges, dams, roads and railways, water distribution, and drainage networks.

Civil engineering professionals are essential to the ever-expanding use of land and resources, including both the natural and built environment. The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering is designed to give you skills in structural, geotechnical, environmental, transportation engineering and more. You’ll learn how to apply physical and scientific principles for solving structural, geotechnical, transportation and environmental problems in society from a broad variety of faculty who have academic, research and industry experience.

B.Sc. Civil Engineering from Warsaw University of Technology deals with the planning, design, and construction of buildings, bridges, tunnels, airports, railways, highways, and environmental systems.

Civil engineering is one of the oldest engineering fields in history. Our modern society depends on the expertise of civil and environmental engineers to design, build, and maintain critical infrastructure, from roads to bridges and even water treatment systems. As a civil engineering major at South Dakota Mines, you will learn by doing, gaining hands-on experience with technology and software used by professional engineers.

Civil engineers who have specialized knowledge in land development are in high demand due to the increasing migration of industry and residential neighborhoods into rural areas. As a student in the B.S. in Civil Engineering with a land development concentration, you can select among several elective courses including land development fundamentals, engineering studio, advanced site analysis, stormwater and sustainability.

Civil engineering technology is important in industry, particularly construction of commercial buildings, energy, and infrastructure like transportation systems, bridges and more. These roles help implement projects that support distribution and growth in American industry.

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering is a 4-year degree that covers foundational physics, chemistry, and mathematics, along with an introduction to communication and design. Subsequent years focus on major subjects like Fluids, Geotechnics, Structures, and practical engineering projects.

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with an energy infrastructure concentration is designed to enhance your knowledge and experience at the intersection of the built environment and the distribution of energy.