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4worldlovers: We offer degree programs at both undergraduate (Bachelor of Science) and graduate (Master of Science) in Civil Engineering.


At the Graduate level, students can choose to specialize in Construction Management Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Water Resources Engineering. Classroom instruction, conducted by award-winning professors, is supplemented by hands-on laboratory experience, field trips and the opportunity to participate in student clubs, including the American Society of Civil Engineers, Associated General Contractors, Institute of Transportation Engineers and Water Environmental Federation. To accommodate graduate students who also work, graduate courses are scheduled in the late afternoon and evening.


Civil engineers plan, design and supervise construction of water supply and distribution systems, wastewater collection systems, highways, bridges, buildings, drinking water treatment plants, wastewater treatment plants, and help solve local and regional pollution problems. They design and test structures that probe the limit of knowledge from the frontiers of space to the ocean depth.

Example of our graduates employers are: City and Regional Engineering Departments, State Agencies such as the California Department of Transportation, California Water Board, EPA, Departments of Natural Resources, Barry Swanson Builders, BFK Engineers, Charles Davidson Co., City of San José Public Works, Hatch Mott MacDonald, Mark Thomas & ASSOCIATES, Pakpour Consulting Group, Santa Clara Water District, Schaff & Wheeler, URS Corporation, West Valley Construction, etc.

4worldlovers: Today’s semiconductor discovery will go beyond Electrical Engineering (EE) and involve many other academic disciplines. Found in virtually every product powered by batteries or electricity, but often overlooked, the semiconductor chip sits at the heart of high technology.

The College of Engineering hosts a variety of events for engineering students throughout the school year. We host movie nights, club fairs, hackathons, National Engineering Week (in February) and three different lecture series, where guest speakers from successful careers give inspiration and insight to our own future leaders.

The GO program is the Engineering Dean’s way to nudge you into attending that lecture you heard about, joining that club, or setting aside that time you know you’ll need to work on your LinkedIn profile. Each of these actions (and so many more) could actually help you on the path to your career.