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What is Structural Engineering? Learn what UC San Diego undergraduate students will study in this field, the diverse career opportunities that await them, and the impact of structural engineers in various industries.

A Deeper Dive:

Structural engineering involves designing and constructing safe and resilient structures. Structures are everywhere and can be just about anything. The phone or computer screen on which you are reading this? That’s a structure. The chair on which you are sitting? That’s a structure, too. The buildings you are in, the cars you drive, the bridges you drive over, the planes you fly in, the dams that store our water, or the levees that block unwanted water are all structures. Structures even extend down to the nanoscale. Think about that: a structural engineer could be involved with projects that function across twelve orders of magnitude!

Fundamentally, UC San Diego teaches the principles of mechanics, materials, analysis, and design, and we apply those integrated ideas to a wide spectrum of societal applications. Our graduates enter exciting careers in engineering firms, urban planning, and research. They also contribute to disaster management, ensuring community safety.

Discover the limitless potential of structural engineering at UC San Diego. Visit https://se.ucsd.edu/ for more information. Empower yourself to build a better future as a structural engineer and make a lasting impact!

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