The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at Seattle University is your pathway to shaping the built environment and addressing critical infrastructure challenges. This undergraduate program is designed for students passionate about designing, constructing, and maintaining the essential systems that support society, from resilient structures and sustainable water resources to efficient transportation networks. You will delve into core engineering principles, including mechanics of materials, structural design, and environmental engineering, gaining the foundational knowledge to tackle complex problems and contribute to a more sustainable and equitable world.
This comprehensive, full-time, on-campus program is typically completed over four years, integrating rigorous coursework with practical application. You will engage in hands-on learning through laboratories and design projects, culminating in significant capstone design experiences like Engineering Design I, II, and III. The curriculum emphasizes key areas such as surveying and geomatics, soil mechanics, and fluid mechanics, preparing you for diverse career paths. Upon graduation from Seattle University, you will be well-equipped with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills demanded by consulting firms, government agencies, and construction companies, ready to make a tangible impact.