BA/BS in Civil Engineering

This civil engineering degree prepares students to build infrastructure that lasts while protecting natural resources and the environment. The program covers construction management, environmental, geotechnical, water resources, structural and transportation engineering. Paid internships, field experience, a capstone and building competitions prepare graduates for work. Calculus-level math is required, and the College of Engineering sets additional admission criteria. Coursework is offered at Tucson and Yuma. Students can use the degree search listing to review the sample plan of study by semester. The listing also links to cost and aid information, transfer coursework tools and a way to request more information or start an application. Families comparing majors will find the math and language expectations summarized there, which makes it easier to plan the first year and to see how general education courses fit alongside major requirements across the full course of study.