The Bachelor of Science in Civil & Infrastructure Engineering at George Mason University equips you with the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to design, build, and maintain the essential structures that shape our world. This undergraduate program is ideal for aspiring engineers passionate about addressing critical challenges in urban development, transportation, water resources, and environmental sustainability. You will explore core principles of geomatics, statics, hydraulics, and mechanics of materials, preparing you for a dynamic career in a field vital to societal progress and economic growth.
You will engage in a comprehensive, full-time, on-campus learning experience over four years, delving into subjects like soil mechanics, structural analysis, and environmental engineering. The curriculum culminates in a senior design and construction capstone project, where you will apply your acquired knowledge to solve real-world engineering problems. This hands-on approach, combined with a strong theoretical base, ensures you graduate with the confidence and competence to pursue professional licensure and contribute effectively to architectural and engineering firms, government agencies, or advanced graduate studies.