Welcome to the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Oklahoma State University.

The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering consists of:

• 17 faculty members
• 1-NSPE Fellow
• 2-ASCE Fellows
• 1-Member of the National Academy of Construction
• 2-Board Certified Environmental Engineers
• Approx. 170 undergraduate
• 60 graduate students.

The concern of civil engineers is a person's environment -- its control, alteration and utilization. Civil engineers engage in planning, designing and constructing highways, waterway and railway systems, harbors and shipping facilities, systems for the treatment and distribution of water and for the collection and treatment of sewage and industrial waste, dams and hydroelectric works, airports and terminals, structures of every kind including buildings, bridges, towers, industrial plants, tunnels and subway systems, schemes for the control of water and air pollution, and many other works of general benefit to society.

Major areas of study in the School are:

• applied mechanics
• structural analysis and design
• materials
• transportation
• construction engineering & management
• geotechnical engineering
• environmental engineering & water resources.

Research in all major fields is continuously pursued.

CIVE offers 3 programs leading to post-baccalaureate degrees:

• Master of Science in Civil Engineering,
• Master of Science in Environmental Engineering,
• Doctor of Philosophy degree.