As part of the CE112 Water & Wastewater Systems Design and Operation course, a Water Industry Career Roundtable was held on December 1. The roundtable was attended by several senior leaders from various Bay Area water agencies and companies. During the roundtable, the participants discussed their personal career journeys and motivations, as well as the career paths available within their organizations.
Congratulations to CEE Adjunct Professor Norman A. Abrahamson on receiving the highest honor from the Seismological Society of America (SSA), the 2024 Harry Fielding Reid Medal!
Construction systems are key to creating and operating an adaptive and resilient built environment and infrastructure systems needed to sustain and enhance human life. The vital, large, and exciting field of construction is now disrupted at all levels by deep technologies including AI, robotics, embedded sensors and nano-materials.
Questions?
Construction Systems graduate students are required to attend the seminar and enroll for 1 unit in the corresponding section of CIV ENG 298, offered in the Fall and/or Spring semester. These seminars provide a forum for learning about what is happening in the profession and in academic research.
See the Berkeley Calendar for a full list of program events that are open to the public.
Applicants for the Master's Degree typically will have completed (or will be nearing completion of) an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering or related field. Applicants with other backgrounds will be considered based on their individual merit.
A minimum background would consist of:
Students interested in research and conducting an independent study (CIVENG 299) should reach out and make arrangements with an individual faculty member. View our faculty's personal webpages for more specifics regarding ongoing research and teaching, and how to reach them.
The Construction Systems curriculum is taught by these UC Berkeley Senate Faculty:
