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Amazingness to come

Definitely epic

From left to right, Elliot Ferrell-Carretey, Saori Nishimura Garcia, Bert Vermeulen and Swee Tee stand on the site where a new water tank will be installed for the communities of El Pital and Las Tablas.

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We will we will rock you.

Sustainability

We work toward more environmentally sustainable civilizations.

Resiliency

We strive to build infrastructure systems that are resilient to disasters.

Climate Change

We develop approaches to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

Plan Your Visit​

The department office is located in the Engineering Building, Suite A203 (top floor, west end). Hourly paid parking is available north of the building in Lot #310. View campus map.

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Student scholarships awarded each year
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What Type of Civil Engineer

Will You Be?

Choose from a broad range of technical electives to curate the degree you need for the future you want. Explore the different ways civil engineering appears in our world to discover your greatest interests. Then, specialize in geotechnical, structural, transportation or water engineering to focus on your passion. [DO THEY HAVE TO DECLARE A SPECIALIZATION BY A CERTAIN YEAR/TERM?]

News

Nelson shares research on wildfires with CBS

Two CEE faculty earn global recognition from IAHR

Faculty celebrate the 40-year career of Pierre Julien​

Tong research on innovative desalination process featured on cover of Nature Water

PhD student named Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center Fellow

Hussam Mahmoud group featured in “Confronting the Climate Crisis” article in CSU RESEARCH magazine

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Research

The department’s faculty are nationally and internationally renowned for research on increasing population and urbanization, greater stress on limited resources, degradation of the environment, aging infrastructure, and a changing climate.

Strategic Research Focus Areas

Environmental and Energy Systems (EES)
Infrastructure Systems (IS)
Water Engineering and Science (WES)

Featured Research Centers and Institutes

Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning
One Water Solutions Institute
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