Congratulations to CEE grad student Sarah Alexander, winner of an Outstanding Student Presentation Award for her talk during the AGU fall 2020 meeting!
Learn more about GLE Badger and Student Employee of the Year Tea Jackson-Strong.
Learn more about how Sarah Peterson strives to use her experiences to inspire future women in STEM.
Academics
From the roads we drive on to the water we drink, civil and environmental engineers play an important and transformational role in society. With several academic degree programs, research opportunities, and a welcoming community of faculty and staff, the UW-Madison CEE Department is home to the resources and guidance that prepares students for rewarding careers.
Undergraduate
- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Geological Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering
Graduate
- Master of Science or PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering – Professional Program Option
- Master of Science or PhD in Geological Engineering
- Master of Science or PhD in Environmental Chemistry and Technology
- Online Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering
* GRE scores are not required for students applying to Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate programs (MS or PhD) for spring, summer, or fall 2022 admission due the COVID-19 pandemic.
Visit our Bachelor of Science Programs, Master’s Programs, and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Programs pages for additional information.
Research
CEE faculty and students engage in research in several focus areas under three primary themes of mobility, water, and building with cross-cutting areas of infrastructure, energy, and the environment. Research opportunities are available for both graduate and undergraduate students.
Events
Join alumni, industry colleagues, faculty, staff, and students for a day of fun and fundraising in support of the Civil & Environmental Engineering Department at UW-Madison.
A variety of sponsorship packages and registration options are available, and players of all skill levels are welcome.
Save the date–the College of Engineering will host the 74th annual Engineers’ Day celebration on Friday, November 12. Additional details and a link to register will be shared in fall.
