About Us Living In PittsburghPittsburgh is an ideal place to study civil engineering. At the University of Pittsburgh, we are surrounded by many stunning and creative examples of civil engineering's real-world applications. From the three rivers, to the beautiful skyline, to bridges that connect it all, Pittsburgh is the place to be for civil engineering. Situated in an urban setting, Pitt offers its students the advantage of interacting and networking with prominent practicing professional civil engineers.
Downtown offers its cultural district, home to ballets, musicals, plays
and symphonies. Nearby Squirrel Hill, Shadyside and Bloomfield
offer ethnic and traditional dining for any budget. For nightlife,
experience Station Square, the Southside, Shadyside or the Strip
District.
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Of course, the City of Pittsburgh offers three professional sports teams, plus the University of Pittsburgh's Panther football at Heinz Field and basketball at the new Petersen Events Center. Interested in enrolling as a civil engineer? Click here to learn more about the well-structured programs that can lead you down the road to becoming a successful professional civil engineer. The University offers a more in-depth view of living in our city at its website About Pitt. |
Living
here as a student or a member of our faculty, you will find that there
is plenty to see and do. On campus, visit the Carnegie Museums of
Art and Natural History. Adjacent to campus is Schenley Park, a 465 acre
park, home to skating rinks, tennis courts, trails and a golf course.
Civil Engineering
The Department of Civil Engineering is one of the oldest in the nation.
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