Degree Programs
The UConn Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers three degree programs:
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BS CE)
The BSCE is a degree program designed to train professionals to plan, design, build and maintain a sustainable and resilient infrastructure. The degree program requires 128-130 credits of coursework, which includes courses from the seven civil engineering technical areas:
Construction Management
Environmental Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering
Hydraulic/Water Resources Engineering
Structural Engineering
Surveying/Geodetic Engineering
Transportation Engineering
See helpful documentation such as the Guide to Course Selection, a typical four-year degree progression, and more on the Forms & Documents page.
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering (BS ENVE)
The interdisciplinary Environmental Engineering Program offers a B.S. degree in Environmental Engineering. The program trains professionals who can address cross-disciplinary environmental problems. Students graduating with a B.S. Environmental Engineering will have the technical breadth to enter the profession immediately upon graduation.
Minor in Environmental Engineering
A minor degree program in Environmental Engineering creates a new professional opportunity for engineering students at the University of Connecticut. The program is designed for engineering and non-engineering students who would like to expand their area of expertise by incorporating the appraisal of human activity impacts on the environment, minimization and mitigation of such impacts, and tending to the natural environment as the earth’s life support system.
Requirements and more detailed information can be found in ENVE website’s degree program.
Minor in Construction Engineering & Management
The minor degree program in Construction Engineering & Management This minor exposes engineering students to the fundamentals and applications of construction engineering and management. This program is designed for engineering students interested in learning about the construction process, project management and the relationship between engineering design and constructability. This minor includes principles of construction engineering and management, including: project management, scheduling, life-cycle cost analysis, construction principles and project financing.