BA Civil and Environmental Engineering (Environmental Engineering) at Rice University

BA Civil and Environmental Engineering (Environmental Engineering) is a undergraduate degree programme at Rice University in Civil and Environmental Engineering (George R. Brown School of Engineering and Computing). Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) is an exciting field of study in which students build the fundamental knowledge and contextual sensitivity to engineer solutions that address some of the world’s most pressing problems—sustainable cities and systems, clean water and air, safe and smart structures, resilient infrastructure, climate risk management, and adaptation. The degree totals 57 credit hours.

Faculty: George R. Brown School of Engineering and Computing  |  Department: Civil and Environmental Engineering  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Houston, TX, United States

What you will study

A minimum of 57 credit hours to satisfy major requirements. A minimum of 120 credit hours to satisfy degree requirements. A minimum of 9-10 courses (25-28 credit hours), depending on declared major concentration, taken at the 300-level or above. The requirements of a major concentration. When students declare the major in Civil and Environmental Engineering, students must additionally identify and declare one of two major concentrations, either in: Civil Engineering , or

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