Title: Civil Engineering Degree Programs Guide
Headings: Civil Engineering Degrees & Programs
Civil Engineering Degrees & Programs
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Purdue University
Norwich University
University of Delaware
George Mason University
Utica College
University of West Florida
University of West Florida
Online Civil Engineering Degree Options
Civil Engineering Quick Navigation
Civil Engineers Wages & Salary
Types of Civil Engineering Degrees
Structural Engineering Degree
Construction Engineering Management Degree
Environmental Engineering Degree
Architectural Engineering Degree
Engineering Project Management Degree
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Additional Civil Engineering Degree Concentrations
Civil Engineering Schools to Consider
Civil Engineering Courses and Classes
Civil Engineering Careers

Content: There a several classes that a student may take in the industry. The classes may include: Introduction to Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering Design
Civil Engineering Materials Laboratory
Uncertainty in Engineering
Project Evaluation
Project Management
Frameworks and Models in Systems Engineering
Engineering Mechanics
Masters of Engineering Concepts
These classes are designed to prepare students for the design world and give them the foundation they need to become successful in their field of study. Civil Engineering Careers
Civil engineers can work in a variety of fields. They can be engineering managers on construction sites, or they can work for consulting firms. Many civil engineers obtain their professional engineering licenses and design in their own firms after they gain experience. There is a a lot of liability. So, it’s important to have the licensing in place to practice. Civil engineers may also work in government jobs, which means more job security. We have an extensive write-up of the job description and career choices for a civil engineer here.