Civil Engineering Technology

Your Career
Civil Engineering Technicians work at construction sites and in offices of architects and design engineers. No matter which you choose, when it comes to helping to design bridges, highways, dams, and airports you'll have the skills for the job.

• Earn your Associate Degree at home in as little as two years by studying just an hour a day for your new career.
• Develop skills that are in demand. You'll stand out from other job candidates, and earning your degree could open doors for you to begin a new career or gain a promotion in your current field.
• Prepare for challenging positions in the U.S. and overseas. Many American and foreign companies hire Civil Engineering Technicians for exciting short – and long-term assignments.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand for Civil Engineering Technicians will grow over the next decade, with job opportunities more numerous for those with Associate Degrees. Apply the skills you learn in your degree program diligently for a successful and secure future.

Your New Skills
You'll learn every important part of being a Civil Engineering Technician.

• Knowledge of mathematics, mechanics, computer programming, and more. These core concepts are vital to the success of a Civil Engineering Technician.
• Topics such as Algebra, Trigonometry, Topographic Drawing, Technical Writing, and Highway Construction and Design.
• Computer skills necessary to succeed in today's business environment.