UW CEE is hiring
We are hiring a tenure-track assistant professor with a focus in sustainable infrastructure.
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2025 Wenk Lecture
Join us on November 20 as Carlos Genatios discusses how engineering and policy keep communities safe from disasters.
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GRADUATE EXCELLENCE
CEE ranked #10 nationwide
UW CEE ranks #10 out of 152 civil engineering graduate programs in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 rankings. Explore how our graduate programs combine hands-on research, professional impact and academic excellence.
Our vision
CEE strategic plan
Learn about the department's 2023-2027 Strategic Plan and associated Grand Challenges, which will guide our work for the next five years.
Partners in progress
Engage with CEE
Our alumni and industry partners help drive innovation, support students, and shape the future of engineering through mentorship, research and collaboration.
Real-world experience
Student internships
Internships are great practical experience to go along with academics, and create industry connections that can lead to full-time employment.
Department news
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Nov24Mon
CEE Ugrad Drop-In Advising
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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Nov25Tue
CEE Ugrad Drop-In Advising
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Nov26Wed
CEE Ugrad Drop-In Advising
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Nov27Thu
Engineering and the community
Leadership on and off the jobsite
Thorvaldur Konradsson (MSCE’10) helped lead Seattle’s recent light rail expansion and remains deeply involved in mentoring young engineers.
Department spotlight
Mike Gomez
Associate Professor
Gomez studies how natural processes in soil can be used to solve big engineering challenges. By working with bacteria and minerals found in nature, his research aims to create more sustainable ways to strengthen the ground, protect infrastructure and reduce the environmental impact of construction.
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Reinforcing the ground beneath our feet
Mike Gomez and his team are using bacteria to strengthen soil and prevent liquefaction, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional methods.