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Building Nevada's infrastructure

For over 120 years, we've been helping Nevada design safe and sustainable communities.

Degrees in civil & environmental engineering

Bachelor's degree in civil & environmental engineering

If you want to apply your scientific and mathematical expertise to important problems like clean drinking water, safe and sustainable buildings, and modern infrastructure, then civil and environmental engineering is the career for you.

M.S. and Ph.D. in civil & environmental engineering

Our graduate programs in civil & environmental engineering can help you take the next step in your career, whether you are looking for an industry-ready M.S. or want to conduct research as part of your Ph.D.

Our faculty

Our growing department has more than 20 academic faculty as well as professional and research support staff. Recent hires have strengthened our department expertise across the civil and environmental engineering subdisciplines.

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Civil & environmental engineering news

Man in a suit walks away from a podium while a group of 18 seated individuals applaud.

Engineering alumnus Jeff Ceccarelli picks the right time to change course

A lifetime of leadership sets an example for the next generation of the Wolf Pack

Krishna Pagilla speaking at a podium with a sign that reads "City of Reno" and "Truckee Meadows Water Authority," behind him a banner that reads "One Water. Our Water."

New facility advances Northern Nevada's future water supply

University research helped pave way for region's first potable water reuse project

Illustration depicting molecules, a beaker and a waveform with the words "Environmental Science& Technology Letters" at the top.

New discovery reveals hidden chemicals shaping wildfire recovery

Doctoral student Alyssa Radakovich advances research through University-PNNL partnership

Dream boldly. Engineer the future.

Join the College of Engineering students, faculty and alumni who are developing the ideas, techniques and technologies that change the world.