631 Bachelor's degrees in Civil Engineering & Construction in North America

The Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering B.Sc. at George Washington University is a comprehensive full-time programme. This degree provides foundational expertise in infrastructure and environmental protection. Students engage in rigorous academic study over four years to prepare for professional engineering licensure.

The program in Geomatics (Online) at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University is unique in design, allowing an easy transition for students coming from community college survey and civil technology programs, and is the only four-year program in the state of North Carolina that prepares students for professional licensure.

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree program from Western Illinois University   deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of physical structures and modifications to our natural environment that are the foundation of our modern society. 

Civil engineering influences every aspect of our physical environment or infrastructure. Civil Engineering Technologists plan, design, construct, maintain and recycle the structures in our communities such as roads, bridges, highways, airports, pipelines and tunnels. The program in Civil Engineering Technology is offered by Durham College.

Creative thinkers like you are essential to establishing and maintaining the framework of productive communities, from roads and buildings to air quality and soil erosion control. In our Civil Engineering program at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, we can teach you how to design, construct, and evaluate all kinds of infrastructure as a civil engineer.

With a Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering from Georgia Southern University, you’ll have the technical skills, business knowledge, and communication capability to serve as a leader on construction projects.

At the University of Guelph, Civil Engineering is about more than concrete and steel—it’s about building a better world. From your first year, you'll dive into hands-on projects that challenge you to create infrastructure that supports growing communities, protects the environment, and improves quality of life—locally and globally.

The Civil Engineering BS/MS at University of Missouri - Kansas City is an accelerated five-year programme. This public study mode allows students to earn both degrees simultaneously, focusing on advanced mathematical skills and complex problem-solving within the built environment to enhance professional competitiveness.

Wayne State University’s ABET-accredited B.S. in Civil Engineering prepares you to shape the spaces where we live, work, and move — from roads and bridges to water systems and air quality. 

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at University of West Florida equips students with the technical knowledge, hands-on experience, and leadership skills needed to launch a successful career in civil engineering or pursue advanced graduate studies. Program graduates will be prepared to make a lasting impact on the world through infrastructure innovation.

Engineering - Mechanical, Civil, Aeronautical, Industrial and Materials Science Engineering at Olympic College graduates students who are prepared to excel in any four-year Engineering Program in the country.

The Civil Engineering Technology (Co-op and Non Co-op Version) course at Algonquin College is a continuation of the Construction Engineering Technician programme and is open to students who already have an Algonquin College Construction Engineering Technician Ontario College Diploma and meet the admission requirements.

Create a legacy that will last for generations. Civil engineers build the roads, airports, dams and infrastructure that keeps society going. West Virginia University's ABET accredited Civil Engineering program is structured around the needs of industry leading companies that put you on the ground completing important work in the field.

The Civil Engineering programme at The University of Akron is a comprehensive full-time Bachelor of Science degree. This undergraduate course equips students with the technical expertise to design and manage vital infrastructure. It offers a robust foundation in mechanics and materials over a standard four-year duration.

The Urban and Regional Planning program from Michigan State University strives to offer exemplary teaching and relevant and timely research, as well as to foster a sense of community among faculty, students, alumni, staff and other stakeholders.

This Civil Engineering program from University of New Hampshire is tailored to students who are interested in the design, construction and maintenance of facilities that help humans lead better lives, while protecting the planet.

The Civil Engineering programme at Portland State University offers a comprehensive B.Sc. degree. This public study mode course spans 180 credits, focusing on infrastructure design and community safety. Students gain practical experience through internships and research in the heart of Portland's industrious urban landscape.

In New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Construction Engineering Technology ABET-accredited program, you will acquire a broad set of technical skills as well as business, communication and management knowledge to successfully enter the construction engineering field.

The Systems Science and Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania specializes in those aspects of engineering that pertain to effectiveness of whole systems. Penn has re-engineered the systems curriculum for the twenty-first century.  Find out if Systems Engineering may be the right fit for you.

Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University teaches students to plan, design, supervise the construction of, operate, maintain, inspect and manage many of the physical facilities and systems in both public and private sectors.