Each year, in Delaware, an average of 108 students graduate with credentials in civil engineering. Delaware has 4 civil engineering schools to choose from, if you are interested in studying civil engineering. At civil engineering schools in Delaware, you can expect to pay $5,399 per year in tuition for a degree in civil engineering.
The largest civil engineering school in Delaware, by student population is University of Delaware. It is located in Newark. Approximately 97 students graduated with a civil engineering degree from University of Delaware in 2009, which is 90% of the total state civil engineering graduates for that year. Tuition at University of Delaware, was $9,486 per year in 2010.
A majority of civil engineering graduates choose to work as civil engineers. The job outlook for civil engineers in Delaware is good. An estimated 980 civil engineers are in Delaware state. The government expects, by 2018, for this number to increase by 13%, or to 1,110 civil engineers.
As a civil engineer in Delaware you can expect to earn anywhere from less than $53,040 per year to more than $115,520 per year. In Delaware, civil engineers make an average of $76,410 per year.
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University of Delaware
Address:
Newark, Delaware 19716
Awards Offered:
Associate's degree
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree
Delaware Technical and Community College-Stanton-Wilmington
Address:
400 Stanton-Christiana Rd, Newark, Delaware 19702
Awards Offered:
Less than 1 year certificate
1-2 years certificate
Associate's degree
Delaware Technical and Community College-Owens
Address:
Route 18, Seashore Highway, Georgetown, Delaware 19947
Awards Offered:
Less than 1 year certificate
1-2 years certificate
Associate's degree
Delaware State University
Address:
1200 N. Dupont Highway, Dover, Delaware 19901
Awards Offered:
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree