Title: 56 Careers You Can Pursue with a Civil Engineering Degree
Headings: Careers with a Civil Engineering Degree
Careers with a Civil Engineering Degree
A career as a civil engineer
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Content: 56 Careers You Can Pursue with a Civil Engineering Degree
Careers with a Civil Engineering Degree
Of course it’s common knowledge that with this degree, you can become a civil engineer. But what exactly does that mean? And is there anything else you can do with this degree? A career as a civil engineer
This career can take so many different forms. For example, depending on your interests and ambitions, you could be involved in the planning, design and construction of such public works projects as airports, highways, dams and power projects, water supply and waste disposal systems, bridges, harbors, industrial facilities, among many others. The field of civil engineering has also expanded in recent years to include such functions as dealing with issues in city planning, transportation and in some cases biomedical projects. Other career options
And of course, you'll have other career options. The skills, knowledge and competencies that you can acquire through your coursework and co-op work terms can be applied to careers both in the field of civil engineering, as well as careers indirectly related to it, and those that aren’t related to your degree at all! After all, an education in this field can teach you so many employable skills. So, if you’d like to know more about where a civil engineer degree can take you, read on below.