UTSA-Civil & Environmental Engineering

Hi Everyone,

The Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering here at UTSA will be hosting our first annual Open House for all prospective students interested in our Master's and Doctoral programs. It is tentatively scheduled for November 3, 2019 - Saturday morning on the UTSA Main Campus (1604).

Programs: Ph.D. in Civil Engineering
Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Engineering

Master's of Science in Civil Engineering
Master's of Civil Engineering

Research Interest include: Structural Analysis
Water Resource Systems
Energy Technology
Hydraulics

Topics include: Program Information
Financial Aid
Admission Requirements
Meet current Students and Faculty!

Location and Time will be announced shortly.

If you have any questions please contact the Department at 210.458.7069.

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