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COVID-19: Undergraduate Advising Update
We are committed to ensuring a safe and healthy environment for everyone. The COVID-19 virus is a rapidly changing situation, and our primary concern is the safety of our entire community.
Due to CDC recommendations around social distancing, all Undergraduate Advising will be conducted remotely for the remainder of the semester, either by telephone or video conferencing. Just as you have in the past, you will be able to schedule your advising appointment online, but instead of coming in to our office, you will be given instructions via email prior to your appointment as to how to contact us.
The CEE undergraduate programs at the University of Michigan are traditional four-year programs of study resulting in Bachelor of Science in Engineering degrees in either Civil Engineering (BSE CE) or Environmental Engineering (BSE EnvE). Both the degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) in Civil Engineering and the degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) in Environmental Engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org).
There is also an option to earn a Minor in Environmental Engineering. Students in both degree programs receive a broad-based education and the rigorous preparation to succeed in a variety of careers and graduate fields within engineering and beyond.
Civil Engineering:
- Construction Engineering and Management
- Environmental Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Hydraulics and Hydrological Engineering
- Materials Engineering
- Structural Engineering
Environmental Engineering:
- Water Quality and Health
- Earth Systems
- Environmental Fluid Dynamics
- Environmental Policy and Sustainable Infrastructure
Learn more about Environmental Engineering at Michigan Engineering
Sequential Undergraduate/Graduate Studies (SUGS)
Students who do well in our undergraduate program are encouraged to consider graduate study. The SUGS program is available for students who graduate with a GPA of 3.5 and above. The program allows students to complete a Master’s degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering in one additional year by applying their undergraduate technical electives to both the bachelors and masters degrees.
Tutoring Resources
These links are provided as a service to our students. If you contact them, any information you provide them is given to the organization in question and NOT to the CEE department; we are not liable for any violations of your privacy resulting from your use of these links.
Tau Beta Pi: The Engineering honors society provides free tutoring for courses commonly taken by engineering students.
Engineering Learning Center: The Engineering Learning Center (ELC) is a valuable resource for academic support for engineering students, offering services such as 24-hour study space, CAEN-supported computers, and peer tutoring.
I’ve Got Your Back (IGYB): IGYB is a student organization that provides resources to form study groups, workshops in effective studying, and free tutoring.
Major in Civil or Environmental Engineering
Learn more about the civil and environmental engineering majors offered at Michigan Engineering.
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