BSc in Civil Engineering in Akron United States | University of Akron

Civil engineers are responsible for planning, designing, constructing, and managing the essential infrastructure of contemporary society, such as roads, buildings, airports, seaports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and water and sewage systems.

The foundational courses in The University of Akron's civil engineering program cover: mathematics, solid and fluid mechanics, engineering materials, and environmental responses.
To customize your degree according to your interests, we provide various specializations in environmental, geotechnical, structural construction, and transportation engineering:
Upon completion, students receive a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
A civil engineering degree opens doors to careers in design, construction research, and education. Civil engineers also serve as construction site supervisors or municipal engineers. Many professionals in this field focus on structural, water resources, environmental, construction, transportation, or geotechnical engineering.
Acquire valuable hands-on professional experience through the optional co-op and placement program. With co-op, you will alternate between work and academic semesters after your second year. Additionally, you can expect to earn a competitive salary as part of this opportunity.