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Undergraduate Admissions
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno offers Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees in Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Program Mission & Educational Objectives
Civil and Environmental Engineering offers a broad fundamental education that emphasizes the creative and analytical skills necessary for the design, construction, and operation of the nation’s civil infrastructure systems
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Equip students with the problem-solving skills and knowledge necessary for employment as civil and environmental engineers and in related job functions in consulting, industry, government, and academia;
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Produce graduates with the sound backgrounds needed to undertake the analysis and design of civil and environmental infrastructure systems and function effectively in multidisciplinary teams;
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Provide competent coverage in selected civil engineering disciplines so that the graduates can successfully acquire professional registration and those who are well qualified can pursue graduate studies;
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Graduate well-rounded engineers, who become valuable members of the society-at-large with a good understanding of social, ethical, and technical issues, have effective communication skills, and are sensitive to the protection of environment;
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Instill graduates with an awareness and appreciation of contemporary and complex issues, diverse cultural and humanistic issues, and the value of life-long learning and professional development.
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering
Program Mission & Educational Objectives
The mission of the BS-EnvE degree program is the following: To offer a broad fundamental education that emphasizes the analytical and creative skills necessary for the provision of clean water, air, and land, and the preservation and restoration of the natural environment. To fulfill this mission, the following educational objectives are the cornerstones of the BS-EnvE degree program:
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Equip students with the problem-solving skills and knowledge necessary for employment as environmental engineers and in related job functions in consulting, industry, government, and academia;
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Produce graduates with a sound background to undertake the analysis and design of environmental systems and function effectively in multidisciplinary teams;
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Provide competent coverage in selected areas within environmental engineering so that the graduates can successfully acquire professional registration and those who are well qualified can pursue graduate studies;
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Graduate well-rounded engineers, who become valuable members of the society-at-large with a good understanding of social, ethical and technical issues, have effective communication skills, and are sensitive to the protection and preservation of the environment;
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Instill graduates with an awareness and appreciation of contemporary and complex issues, diverse cultural and humanistic issues, and the value of life-long learning and professional development.
Graduate Admissions
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International students should visit: www.unr.edu/oiss
Admission Requirements
In evaluating a student's application to the
graduate program, CEE faculty will consider
all aspects of the student's credentials. This includes academic performance
in their respective past programs, scores on entrance examinations (GRE
and TOEFL, if applicable), references, and the applicant's stated goals.
Financial Assistance
Financial aid available to students ranges from full or partial Teaching or Research Assistantships. Most graduate students are supported by assistantships. Awards are made on the basis of scholarship and promise for outstanding achievement. The applicant's grade point average, score on the GRE and letters of recommendation are the primary means used for selecting new students to receive financial aid.
Contact Us
Mailing Address
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
University of Nevada, Reno/0258
Reno, NV 89557-0258
Phone: (775) 784-6937
Fax: (775) 784-1390