Earn your civil engineering degree from a long-standing program accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. UAF's international reputation as a research institution and emphasis on hands-on learning ensures you'll gain practical experience both in and beyond the classroom through research, internships and a required field practicum.
Work directly with renowned faculty and local companies as you design and build real projects. Gain expertise in design and construction in arctic conditions. Tackle the unique challenges to Alaska and the Arctic as a whole, including climate change.
You'll graduate as a high-demand candidate whose résumé will catch the eyes of engineering employers: UAF has a 100% job placement for civil engineering graduates.
What Is Civil Engineering?
Civil engineering is a proud profession that has been key to the development of the United States from its inception. This is especially true in Alaska, where nearly every part of the state's infrastructure has been designed and built by civil engineers, including the Alaska pipeline, the Yukon River bridge and the state's ports, harbors and airports. Many of those projects involved UAF civil engineering graduates.
If you are a creative problem solver who has an interest in using sophisticated technology to aid in community development and confront the challenges of pollution, climate change and infrastructure, civil engineering is the career path for you.

