Princeton University's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers a rigorous, ABET-accredited undergraduate program fostering deep understanding in the areas of civil infrastructure, sustainability, environmental impact, and innovative design. The program prepares students to tackle the challenges at the intersection of the built and natural environments, covering subjects such as structural analysis, environmental fluid mechanics, water resources, and air pollution. Students can pursue specialized tracks—including Architecture and Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geological Engineering, and Structural Engineering— with the Environmental Engineering track closely linked to the university's Environmental Studies program. The curriculum emphasizes independent research, culminating in a senior thesis, and encourages participation in study abroad and interdisciplinary minors. Graduates are prepared for careers or further study in engineering, public policy, law, or science.