B.S. in Civil Engineering

Program Overview

Marquette University's B.S. in Civil Engineering combines academic excellence with practical experience, offering students a comprehensive education in the diverse and dynamic field of civil engineering. As a STEM-designated and ABET-accredited program, it stands as a testament to Marquette's commitment to providing a high-quality education that meets the rigorous standards of the engineering profession. The curriculum is carefully crafted to provide a solid foundation in core engineering principles while allowing students to specialize in various areas of civil engineering. With a focus on hands-on learning, students engage in real-world projects, gaining practical insights into the challenges faced by civil engineers. Marquette's Civil Engineering program goes beyond technical proficiency, instilling ethical values and a commitment to sustainability. The faculty, comprised of accomplished professionals and researchers, guide students through a curriculum that reflects the latest industry practices. The program's emphasis on global perspectives and interdisciplinary collaboration prepares graduates to tackle complex engineering problems with a holistic understanding. With cutting-edge facilities and a focus on professional development, Marquette University's B.S. in Civil Engineering equips students for successful careers as ethical and innovative leaders in the field.

Curriculum:

1. STEM-Designated Program: The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Civil Engineering at Marquette University is a STEM-designated program, aligning with the growing demand for expertise in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This designation highlights the program's focus on rigorous scientific principles and technical skills.

2. ABET Accreditation: The program is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), ensuring that it meets the highest standards of quality and relevance in engineering education. ABET accreditation signifies that graduates are well-prepared for professional practice and future leadership roles.

3. Integrated Curriculum: The curriculum integrates fundamental engineering principles with specialized coursework in civil engineering, covering areas such as structural analysis, transportation engineering, geotechnical engineering, and environmental engineering.

4. Hands-On Learning: Students engage in hands-on learning experiences, including laboratory work, design projects, and internships, providing practical application of theoretical knowledge and fostering a deep understanding of engineering concepts.

5. Industry-Relevant Projects: The program emphasizes industry collaboration, offering students opportunities to work on real-world projects with local and national engineering firms, ensuring they are well-acquainted with the challenges and demands of the profession.

6. Expert Faculty: Students benefit from the expertise of dedicated faculty members who are accomplished professionals and researchers in their respective fields. Faculty mentorship plays a crucial role in guiding students through academic and career development.

7. Cutting-Edge Facilities: Marquette University provides state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories, equipped with the latest technologies, allowing students to conduct experiments, simulations, and research projects that mirror industry practices.

8. Ethics and Sustainability: The program emphasizes ethical considerations and sustainability in engineering practice, preparing graduates to address the social, environmental, and ethical dimensions of engineering projects.

9. Professional Development: Beyond technical skills, the program focuses on developing essential professional skills such as communication, teamwork, and leadership, ensuring that graduates are well-rounded and effective in multidisciplinary work environments.

10. Global Perspective: With a focus on global issues, the curriculum encourages students to consider the broader impact of their work on a global scale. Opportunities for international experiences and collaborations contribute to a well-rounded education.