Everywhere you look, you'll see the work of civil and environmental engineers. They are responsible for the design, construction and maintenance of our infrastructure, from the roads we travel to the drinking water we get from our taps, from tunnels and airports to stadiums and skyscrapers. With employment prospects on an upward trend worldwide, there's no better place to engage in the field of Civil and Environmental Engineering than a resurgent Detroit.
At Wayne State's College of Engineering, you'll learn from nationally-renowned faculty experts and benefit from our High Impact Practices of Student Success: team-based learning, global perspective, undergraduate research, internships and co-ops, and community service.
Highlights
Explore environmental and sustainability challenges from an urban perspective
WSU awarded grant to combat microplastics in the Great Lakes
Apply for undergraduate research opportunities by November 17, 2024
After earning her second WSU degree, alumna Bayaan Odeh maps out a new road as a transportation engineer
Anahita Zahertar
Civil Engineering PhD student
I study civil engineering because I want to help build safer roads and improve mobility, especially for vulnerable users.
Anahita Zahertar
Civil Engineering PhD student
News
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Wayne State University launches WSU OPEN to speed and simplify external partnerships, names Michigan Central as first partnerOctober 29
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Ayoobi named to 2024 class of Wayne State University Academy of TeachersOctober 18
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Yinlun Huang honored with AIChE Excellence in Process Development Research AwardOctober 08
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Wayne State University awarded grant to combat microplastics in the Great LakesSeptember 23
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Wayne State’s Academy of Teachers welcomes five new faculty members for 2024-25September 19
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