Cal Poly Pomona offers a bachelor's and master's degree program in civil engineering. The curriculum in the general civil engineering bachelor's degree program covers topics in structural geotechnical and transportation engineering. Core curriculum courses include highway engineering, surveying computations, structural analysis, hydraulic engineering and digital mapping. The master's degree program is 30 semester credits and teaches students advanced civil engineering theories. Concentrations are available in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering and transportation engineering.
The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of New Hampshire offers civil engineering programs at the bachelor's and master's level. Students in the bachelor's degree program must complete general education requirements and engineering courses. The program combines both classroom and laboratory work. The master's degree program is 31 credits and offers both thesis and non-thesis options. Students enrolled in the thesis option are required to present a project in a civil engineering research area, while non-thesis students must pass a comprehensive examination.
A bachelor's degree is available in civil engineering at Mississippi State University. Students enrolled in the program take courses in engineering mechanics, thermodynamics, construction materials, transportation engineering and environmental engineering issues. Opportunities are also available to learn about steel and concrete structures, engineering hydrology, open channel hydraulics and traffic engineering. The program is 130 credits, and graduates have a strong understanding of the principles and foundations of civil engineering and are prepared for careers in the field or graduate study.
Iowa State University offers civil engineering bachelor's degree program with specializations in environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering and transportation engineering. Students learn through assignments, laboratory work and professional training. Courses in the civil engineering program cover topics in professional management, surveying, management, transportation planning, concrete and hydrology. Students also have the option of enrolling in the bachelor's degree program that is combined with a Master of Science in Engineering or Master of Business Administration.