Civil engineering at Florida Tech is a rigorous, accredited curriculum that prepares students to enter the workforce with a minimum of additional training and a maximum of opportunity or for admission to top graduate schools. The program has six areas of engineering specialization available: Construction Management Environmental Geotechnical Structural Transportation Water Resources Whether you want to design your dream house, bridges, foundations, water distribution systems, water and wastewater treatment plants, canals, highways, transportation system, or engage in land-development, a civil engineering degree from Florida Tech will help you develop a strong background in engineering with hands-on experience in computer-aided design and construction management.

Civil Engineers are needed everywhere; job location is never a problem. FIT’s civil engineering students are hired by private architectural, construction, environmental, geotechnical, land development, structural, transportation and water resources companies including several national and multinational companies. Our students also work for local, state and federal agencies as well as organizations such as the Walt Disney World. Many civil engineers hold supervisory or administrative positions, while others work in design, project management, research, and teaching. Civil engineers work in collaborative environments that often include civil engineering technicians and technologists.