The civil engineering program at UND is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc. (ABET) and has an excellent reputation for producing graduates ready to enter the profession of civil engineering.  Our faculty is comprised of experienced teachers, researchers, and consultants who are registered professional engineers and are dedicated to student mentoring and success.  Our program is highly regarded in four main areas of practice: structural, environmental, water resources, and geotechnical engineering.  In addition, our program exposes the students to transportation, surveying, and construction related aspects of civil engineering. Our department is fortunate to have strong alumni and industry support, which makes it possible for us to offer some very attractive competition-based scholarship opportunities for junior and senior civil engineering students. 

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A student is admitted to a professional engineering degree program through a formal admission process conducted when the student is completing the second year of engineering study and prior to being allowed to take upper division engineering courses. For the application to a professional degree program, click here. To view the list of foundation courses, click here.

Any student desiring to apply for admission to one of the School of Engineering and Mines' Professional Degree Programs must complete or be in the process of completing foundation course work and earn at least a C grade in each of these courses. Students transferring to the School of Engineering and Mines from another college within the University or from another institution must have a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00. Only students admitted to a professional engineering degree program will be eligible to receive engineering degrees.