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Rose-Hulman Civil Engineering
 

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Civil Engineering Department Fact Sheet
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Eight faculty from diverse areas

Enrollment of 160-200 students (40-50 B.S.C.E. graduates per year)

General
civil engineering program with opportunities for advanced classes in structures/geotechnical, transportation/construction, and water resources/ environmental engineering (18 classes have hands-on labs, 14 of which are engineering classes)

Home department of
environmental engineering minor

Home department of
civil and environmental engineering master's degrees

Nearly 100% of CE students take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam as seniors with greater than a 90% passing rate

Typically 100% placement each year by graduation

Sponsoring institution for the Hot Mix Asphalt Quality Assurance/Quality Control program for the State of Indiana (20+ years)
 
Year-long, client-based, senior design projects (since 1988) and term-long, client based freshman design projects. International senior design projects have been offered since 2005 (Trinidad and Tobago, Ghana, Sudan, and Pakistan).

Award winning student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (best chapter in U.S. in 1997, 2004, 2005, and 2007).

U.S. News and World Report prestigious survey of higher education ranks Rose-Hulman as the #1 civil engineering program whose highest degree is a bachelor's or master's

Annual freshman trip to visit major civil engineering projects in a Midwest city

Field trips and site visits in many courses

On campus interaction with practitioners via courses and seminars

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The steel sculpture fabricated by our students in memory of Dr. Cecil T. Lobo, a former civil engineering structures faculty who passed away
in 1997.

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