Prospective Undergraduate Students

Every civil and environmental engineering project offers a chance to make a difference, leave a positive impact on the environment, and enhance global quality of life. Civil and Environmental Engineers lead in innovation, driving progress toward a sustainable future. If you're driven by making a difference, tackling challenges, and leaving a lasting legacy of change, then civil or environmental engineering might be for you.

Four male and four female CESE students pose in front of a civil engineering sign during a formal department party. Two men and two women wear orange or white hard hats and/or orange safety vests. Students are of White, Black, Asian, Native American and Hispanic descent.

What is CESE?

Seven female CESE students sit outside the geotechnical engineering laboratory below balloons spelling civil. A map showing global tectonic plates is visible. Students are of White, Black, Asian, and Hispanic descent.

CESE at SCU

Two male CESE students from SCU wearing hard hats and safety vests walk in the Sobrato Campus of Discovery and Innovation. The man wearing the orange safety vest is of Asian descent and the man wearing the yellow safety vest is of Hispanic descent.

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