Welcome to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan State University. There's a lot to tell you about our department and the people in it, but at the same time we've tried to make these pages as quick and easy to use as possible for a broad range of potential users. So, if we've left something out that is important to you, if you would like more details on something in particular, or if you would simply like to make a comment about our presentation, please get in touch with us (cee@egr.msu.edu), and we'll see what we can do about getting you what you need.

The department is made up of outstanding undergraduate and graduate students, a dedicated faculty and staff, and other resources. We offer degree programs and/or options in both civil and environmental engineering from the BS through the Ph.D. Undergraduate students can receive a general civil engineering education or become fairly specialized in one of several areas including environmental engineering, hydrology and water resouces, geotechnical engineering, pavements, structures, or transportation. We also have a formal concentration in environmental engineering. In our graduate program, there are separate degrees offered in civil and environmental engineering and a joint MS program in urban studies. Our graduate and research emphasis areas are in environmental engineering, structural engineering, mechanics and materials, transportation infrastructure systems, hydrology and water resources, and geoengineering. However, both the undergraduate and graduate programs are flexible so that individual student needs/desires can be accommodated. We also have active outreach programs in selected areas.

So, please, take a look around our department-if you don't find what you're looking for, please contact us!