Associate in Applied Science in Civil Engineering/Surveying Technologies

What is Civil Engineering/Surveying?

Civil Engineering and Surveying focus on skills needed for careers that support construction, manufacturing, public infrastructure, and government services. Survey technicians play a vital role by operating, adjusting, calculating, and recording data from specialized equipment at survey sites. These skills are foundational for a wide range of industries.

Why Civil Engineering/Surveying Technologies?

Our Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Civil Engineering/Surveying Technologies program blends design, drafting, surveying, and engineering technology to prepare you for a career in this essential field. Courses are taught by experienced faculty with both industry expertise and academic qualifications. You will learn to apply engineering technology, bridging the gap between design concepts and field implementation.

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Career paths

A career in civil engineering and surveying offers various opportunities in sectors such as construction, manufacturing, public works, and government. Some potential career paths include:

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Instrument Technician
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CAD Technician
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Survey CAD

Highlights

The OSUIT Advantage

The trimester model allows students to graduate and get to work quicker than other learning models. We maintain invaluable ties to our local industry and provide them with qualified candidates, an exchange which benefits us all!

The Next Step

Once our program is completed, students can begin gaining the required experience. Students may also apply to take the Fundamentals of Surveying (FS Test) upon awarding of a degree.

Affordability & Support

A part of being one of the few places offering this type of degree is that we are able to purchase and utilize the most up to date equipment and software.

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