Bachelor of Science - Civil Engineering

With a civil engineering degree from Wilkes, you can help design, build and maintain the infrastructure that society depends upon daily. Develop foundations and structures, public water and sewage systems, stormwater management, air, solid, water and hazardous waste treatment processes.

You’ll work in small classes and laboratories with dedicated faculty who are experienced civil, environmental, and mechanical engineers with professional engineering licensure and/or who earned the highest degree in the field.

environmental engineering

geotechnical engineering

structural engineering

water resources and hydraulic engineering

Benefit from our hands-on approach to learning engineered systems and design. Use software commonly used in industry even as you gain a strong background in all sciences and take part in extensive laboratory and field experiences.

Wilkes is one of only a few universities in the country that houses both civil and environmental engineers with geoscientists in the same department. This produces high-quality engineers and scientists ready to collaborate.

When you study at the Sidhu School of Business, you join a diverse network of successful professionals and genuine leaders. In addition, Wilkes alumni serve as prospective employers, advisory board members and guest speakers, meaning we work to expand your business network before you graduate.

The Sidhu School of Business and Leadership is housed in the beautiful 80,000-square-foot University Center on Main. The $3 million facility includes smart classrooms, student meeting rooms, a Starbucks, and the Cardell Financial Center.

Sidhu School graduates will be prepared with the knowledge, skills, experiences and passion for leading diverse organizations in the face of dynamic challenges and a rapidly changing global environment.

The Sidhu School transforms students through an empowering education in a mentoring environment that develops personal, professional and leadership skills through scholarship, experiential learning and community engagement.