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Transportation Career Guide

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Structural and Pavement Engineering

Engineers in general use the theories and principles of science and mathematics to solve practical technical problems. If you are especially strong in the sciences and math, you may want to consider a career as an engineer. —USDOT

This area of engineering deals with many of the structures that make everyday transportation possible, such as bridges or pavement. Structural and pavement engineers are dedicated to making continuous improvements to the design and building of these important transportation components.

Example Industry Job Titles

  • Civil Engineer
  • Bridge Engineer
  • Pavement Engineer
  • Materials Engineer
  • Chemical Engineer
  • Infrastructure Systems Engineer

Featured University of Minnesota Departments

The following is a list of departments that can help students work toward a career in Structural and Pavement Engineering:

 

Helpful Links

Careers in Transportation, a free listing of current transportation-related job postings provided by CTS
University of Minnesota Registration, information about finding and registering for University of Minnesota courses
Graduate certificate in transportation studies