Civil engineers play a crucial role in shaping societies by designing and constructing the infrastructure that supports daily life, from buildings and bridges to transportation and water systems. The University at Buffalo's Civil Engineering program provides students with comprehensive technical training to translate complex ideas into tangible realities. This program prepares graduates for licensed professional engineering roles in a field with a projected employment growth of 5% through 2034. Students in this program have opportunities to engage in undergraduate research, working alongside faculty on cutting-edge projects. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of civil engineering disciplines, preparing graduates for diverse career paths in industry, government, and consulting firms.
Graduates of the Civil Engineering program are prepared for a wide range of opportunities in industry, governmental agencies, private consulting firms, and construction companies. Alumni have found success in specialized areas such as computational engineering, environmental engineering, structural design, and transportation planning.
The University at Buffalo is committed to providing an excellent education at an affordable cost, making it one of the best values in higher education.
The Civil Engineering BS program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Graduates are prepared for roles in computational engineering, structural design, environmental engineering, transportation planning, and more. The field has a projected employment growth of 5% through 2034.
The Civil Engineering BS program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Yes, students have the opportunity to engage in undergraduate research, working alongside faculty on cutting-edge projects.
International students should visit the Undergraduate Admissions website for the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), review specific requirements, and submit their application through the designated portal.
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