Civil engineering students at the School of Mines have a solid foundation in engineering, mathematics, physical science, social sciences, technical communication, and computer methods. Students study design theory and application in the areas of environmental, geotechnical, hydraulic, structural, materials, and water resource engineering.
The department has laboratories equipped for materials testing, fluid flow and hydraulic systems, geotechnical and structural engineering design, and more. The rugged terrain available to students offers excellent opportunities for surveying methods and techniques.
Companies hiring recent graduates: Kiewet Western, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, and several state departments of transportation.
Average starting salary: $44,965
Department: Civil and Environmental Engineering
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