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Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Sustainable Solutions for a Better World

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering focuses on the latest advances in the design, efficiency, construction, and maintenance of society’s infrastructure. The Department embraces the College of Engineering’s dedication to entrepreneurship, innovation, interdisciplinary learning, and green engineering. Our “Theory to Practice” approach to engineering education prepares our undergraduate Civil Engineering students to hit the ground running as they enter their careers.

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Six WNE Faculty and Staff Receive KEEN 鈥淕olden Tickets鈥� for Engineering Teaching Innovation聽聽

Six faculty and staff members in the College of Engineering have earned 鈥淕olden Tickets鈥� to a national engineering education initiative. The highly sought-after opportunity supports educators in developing innovative teaching strategies that combine engineering fundamentals with entrepreneurial thinking and real-world applications.聽

University News, Engineering
Two students work on jet engine components

$2M NSF Grant Helps WNE Remove Financial Barriers for Future Engineers聽

WNE has been awarded a $2 million National Science Foundation grant to provide聽scholarship support聽for聽academically talented, low-income聽students聽pursuing聽degrees across all engineering disciplines in the College of Engineering.

University News, Engineering
Two students and professor Bart Lipkens running an experiment in a lab.

WNE's New Biopharmaceutical Technology Graduate Program Fast-Tracks Training for High-Demand Life Sciences Careers聽

Intensive, hands-on, day-based master鈥檚 program delivers industry-ready skills and accelerated pathways to biomanufacturing and bioprocessing roles.

University News, Engineering, Pharmacy and Health Sciences