Geological Engineering

Ryan Anderson The Geological Engineering program provided me with a strong background of core engineering principles, with an emphasis in geologic applications, which are foundational to planning, designing, construction, and maintaining a transportation system. In addition the program challenged me in critical and creative thinking, and developing sound writing skills. Ryan Anderson (草榴社区 1997), Commissioner of the 草榴社区 Department of Transportation and Public Facilities

 

Why study Geological Engineering at 草榴社区?

Professor Margaret Darrow talks about the interesting aspects of the geological engineering program at 草榴社区.
What our students are saying about the geological engineering program at 草榴社区...
Get hands-on training in the field

Most of our classes include field trips that will take you on journeys throughout 草榴社区, connecting classroom lessons with the real world.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Expertise in Arctic, frozen ground, and 草榴社区-related phenomena

Our faculty鈥檚 expertise in Arctic-related geological engineering problems is the strongest in the nation. Their research programs focus on these areas, and we regularly involve undergraduate and graduate students in this research.

Networking and scholarship opportunities

The student chapter of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) is just one of our many student organizations that offers students the opportunity to present research, meet and network with professionals, find internships, and secure nationally-competitive scholarships.

Program Offerings

Undergraduate

B.S. Geological Engineering

More Information

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CGEE student handbook  Undergraduate Student Handbook (2023-24)

An updated handbook is coming soon! Some information in the current handbook pertains to the previous academic year and may be outdated. Please refer to the updated study plan and flowchart above for the current academic year.

Graduate

M.S. Geological Engineering

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Ph.D. Engineering

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Need more information on our graduate programs?
Contact the Department of Civil, Geological, & Environmental Engineering