Degree and Program Offered

Stony Brook University offers a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering, featuring an accelerated BE/MS track that allows motivated students to earn both degrees in just five years.

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Bachelor of Engineering

The Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering at Stony Brook University provides a rigorous foundation in the engineering sciences, preparing graduates for immediate entry into professional practice across fields such as structural, geotechnical, environmental, and transportation engineering. The curriculum balances advanced coursework in mathematics and the physical sciences with a core set of engineering disciplines, emphasizing the use of modern design software and the integration of technical solutions with economic constraints. Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (http://www.abet.org), the program ensures that students meet the high global standards required for professional licensure and leadership in the infrastructure and construction industries.

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Accelerated BE/MS Program

The Accelerated BE/MS Program at Stony Brook University is an elite academic track designed for high-achieving Civil Engineering students to earn both their Bachelor of Engineering and Master of Science degrees in just five years. By allowing students to double-count up to six graduate credits toward both degree requirements, the program significantly reduces the time and financial investment typically required for an advanced degree. Students generally apply during the spring of their junior year and must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25 to qualify for this streamlined transition. This condensed timeline enables graduates to enter the professional workforce sooner with a master’s degree, providing a distinct competitive advantage for leadership roles and specialized engineering positions.

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