Civil Engineering at Boise State
Civil Engineers plan, design and manage the construction, expansion, and repair of infrastructure systems in both the public and private sectors. These systems include wastewater and water supply, transportation, environmental, electric power, and the collection of buildings that make up urban and rural communities.
Civil Engineering at Boise State University is an expansive discipline. Boise State offers a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with emphasis areas of environmental, geotechnical, structural, transportation, and water resources. Modern laboratories and computing facilities allow students to tackle innovative solutions to modern infrastructure issues while partnering with other Boise State departments such as Geosciences, Public Policy and Administration, Community and Regional Planning, and Political Science.
Boise State’s Civil Engineering Club allows students to apply classroom knowledge to real-world engineering through club activities, including the AISC Steel Bridge, ASCE Concrete Canoe, and ASCE Sustainable Solutions.
Professional Skill Building Opportunities
You do not need to be enrolled in the Civil Engineering program to take one of our courses. If you have a Civil Engineering degree or have been working in the civil engineering industry and are interested in joining us for a course, let us know. We can work with you to get you enrolled in a course that is appropriate for your background and a great compliment to your professional goals.
Take a senior or graduate level course to brush up on knowledge and skills or learn something new this fall. This is a great way to test out the graduate school waters!
Contact Us
CivilEngineering@BoiseState.edu
To take these courses you will need to apply to Boise State as a non-degree seeking student. Open enrollment registration begins on December 15th. Please contact Briceland McLaughlin in advising for help signing up for courses.