A CSULB degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management prepares you for a successful career in industry or research. Graduates of the accredited undergraduate programs work at engineering and construction companies, contributing to the planning and construction of everything from buildings and bridges to water and power systems. Students may also pursue graduate study. A range of options are available, including specialization in four Civil Engineering specialties.
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Undergraduate
- Bachelor's in Civil Engineering
- Bachelor's in Construction Management (previously Construction Engineering Management)
Graduate
- Master's in Civil Engineering: Construction Management (previously Construction Engineering Management)
- Master's in Civil Engineering: Environmental/Water Resources
- Master's in Civil Engineering: Structural
- Master's in Civil Engineering: Transportation/Geotechnical
- Master's in Engineering (Interdisciplinary)
- PhD in Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Accreditation
CSULB Civil Engineering and Construction Management programs are accredited by a number of bodies.
Civil Engineering was introduced at Freshmen-Sophomore level in 1957 and expanded to Junior-Senior levels in 1958. It was first accredited in 1963 by the Engineers’ Council for Professional Development (now Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology). BSCE was previously accredited in 2012.
The CSULB Construction Engineering Management Program has been accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE) since 2012. The program applied for renewal of ACCE accreditation in Fall 2016. As of Fall 2017, the name of the Construction Engineering Management program has been changed to Construction Management.