Civil and Environmental Engineering

Explore the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

As a student in the Civil and Environmental Engineering department at UNH, you will focus on enhancing the environment, the human condition and the interaction between the two. You’ll learn how to analyze and design: aesthetic and sustainable structures; clean and reliable water treatment and supply systems; and innovative and resilient transportation networks. You’ll gain a clear vision of a sustainable future, which will help you in a variety of career options in both the public and private sectors.

Programs of Study

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  • Weiwei Mo
    Faculty Spotlight
    Weiwei Mo
    Congratulations to CEE Assistant Professor Weiwei Mo whose poster was awarded first place at the 2018 American Water Works Association Water Quality Technology Conference in Toronto, Canada out of the 20 posters submitted in the "Treatment Technologies to Improve Water Quality" category.
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    Faculty Spotlight
    Weiwei Mo
    Congratulations to CEE Assistant Professor Weiwei Mo whose poster was awarded first place at the 2018 American Water Works Association Water Quality Technology Conference in Toronto, Canada out of the 20 posters submitted in the "Treatment Technologies to Improve Water Quality" category.
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  • award winning student
    Alumni Spotlight
    Jihyon Im '15G
    Jihyon Im received the 2018 New England Water Works Association (NEWWA) Younger Member of the Year Award. This award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding service to NEWWA through active participation in the association’s programs, committees and presentations.
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    Alumni Spotlight
    Jihyon Im '15G
    Jihyon Im received the 2018 New England Water Works Association (NEWWA) Younger Member of the Year Award. This award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding service to NEWWA through active participation in the association’s programs, committees and presentations.
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  • John Hamel '61
    Alumni Spotlight
    John Edward "Ed" Hamel '61
    To those whom much is given, much is required. It is the motto that drives John Edward “Ed” Hamel ’61 in his business and philanthropic endeavors and is the foundation of his selection as the 2016 College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. The CEPS...
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    Alumni Spotlight
    John Edward "Ed" Hamel '61
    To those whom much is given, much is required. It is the motto that drives John Edward “Ed” Hamel ’61 in his business and philanthropic endeavors and is the foundation of his selection as the 2016 College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. The CEPS...
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  • sarah jakositz ceps environmental engineering student
    Wildcat Spotlight
    Sarah Jakositz '18
    Opportunities Abound
    Environmental Engineeering major Sarah Jakositz '18 highlights the boundless opportunities at UNH to get involved in the community and across the globe.
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    Wildcat Spotlight
    Sarah Jakositz '18
    Opportunities Abound
    Environmental Engineeering major Sarah Jakositz '18 highlights the boundless opportunities at UNH to get involved in the community and across the globe.
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  • Kate Haslett
    Wildcat Spotlight
    Rising Star
    Kate Haslett '18 was named to the ASCE's  2017 New Faces of Civil Engineering, which highlights the next generation of leaders in the profession.
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    Wildcat Spotlight
    Rising Star
    Kate Haslett '18 was named to the ASCE's  2017 New Faces of Civil Engineering, which highlights the next generation of leaders in the profession.
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