Civil Engineers are skilled problem solvers who apply advanced mathematics and scientific principles to address complex societal challenges. The Civil Engineering program at the University of Utah prepares students to design, analyze, and manage infrastructure projects that promote sustainability, safety, and resilience in transportation, water resources, environmental remediation, and structural systems.
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Civil Engineers are skilled problem solvers who apply advanced mathematics and scientific principles to address complex societal challenges. The Civil Engineering program at the University of Utah prepares students to design, analyze, and manage infrastructure projects that promote sustainability, safety, and resilience in transportation, water resources, environmental remediation, and structural systems.
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Courses include:Environmental StatisticsEnvironmental InstrumentationSmart SystemsAir Polluation Control EngineeringConcepts and Applications in Renewable Energy
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Applicants must submit a non-refundable graduate application fee of $55 for domestic students and $65 for international students. Required documentation includes all post-secondary transcripts, letters of recommendation, a Statement of Purpose, a current resume or CV, and standardized test scores such as the GRE or GMAT. Additional requirements may include language proficiency tests if applicable.
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