Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne is a public school that offers a bachelor's degree program in civil engineering. The four-year degree covers five disciplines: structural, environmental, geotechnical, transportation and construction engineering. Coursework includes geometry, calculus, chemistry, engineering and spatial analysis.
Purdue University Calumet offers a four-year undergraduate program in civil engineering, culminating in a Bachelor of Science degree. Classes concentrate on structural, transportation and environmental engineering, with specific coursework in chemistry, calculus, linear algebra and thermodynamics. Classes are transferable to other universities to continue studies in other engineering fields not offered on the Calumet campus. Students can take classes at the north central campus or the main campus in Calumet.
Vincennes University is a two-year public school that allows students to transfer coursework to Purdue University. Specific coursework in the engineering program includes chemistry, engineering graphics and thermodynamics. Students must complete upper-level mathematics courses in analytical geometry, calculus and linear algebra before transferring to Purdue University.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is a private institution in Terre Haute. The civil engineering program requires that students take 14 engineering courses, including geotechnical, transportation, environmental and construction engineering. Bachelor's and master's degrees are available. Students complete class projects at nearby Certified Technology Park. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology provides job placement services to graduates.
Located in Angola, Trine University offers courses leading to a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. Courses cover environmental, geotechnical, hydraulic and structural engineering. Trine University offers minors in environmental and architectural engineering as well. The department of civil and environmental engineering provides job placement as well as internships.
The department of mechanical and civil engineering at the University of Evansville focuses instruction on the needs of the environment, community and society. Courses cover design, construction, teaching, research and project management. Continuing education at Harlaxton College in England allows students to study abroad. Students graduate with a Bachelor's of Science in Civil Engineering.
Notre Dame's College of Engineering offers bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering. Coursework consists of a two plus two program. The first two years involve university-required courses. The next two years consist of degree-specific classes, including structural engineering, geotechnical engineering and structural analysis. A hands-on project, based upon class instruction, is a part of each semester.
Valparaiso University is a four-year public institution that offers a bachelor's degree in the field of civil engineering. Areas of study include environmental, design, transportation, structural, hydrology, geotechnical and surveying. Students study basic geometry and calculus during the first three semesters. Engineering classes, such as structural engineering, linear algebra and applications of chemistry in engineering, start in the fourth semester. Students can spend one semester studying abroad in Japan, Namibia, Greece or England.