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Our ABET-accredited, award-winning Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering program builds a solid foundation in mathematics, fundamental engineering sciences, and humanities, encouraging ongoing self-development and lifelong intellectual growth. Situated in an urban environment, it offers direct engagement with pressing issues like sustainability and urban sprawl. Thanks to our broad industry connections and the strong demand for civil engineers, graduates enjoy excellent employment prospects. The program is committed to delivering a personalized, world-class education aligned with Seattle University's Mission, preparing graduates to: Professionally: secure roles in civil engineering or related fields, Technically: gain recognition as skilled professionals through licensure or specialized certification, Personally: engage in continuous personal and professional development via advanced degrees or continuing education, and Societally: contribute to society or the profession through involvement in professional organizations or service activities.
The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at Seattle University offers three degree programs: the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (with an optional environmental specialization), the Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, and the Master of Science in Structural Engineering. As a student in our department, you'll benefit from a low student-faculty ratio, fostering close connections with professors. Our curriculum emphasizes practicality, integrating hands-on learning at all levels through class projects and paid internships. Graduates pursue careers in leading private-sector firms and government agencies, while others advance to higher degrees.