Civil Engineers in North Carolina

Stable Infrastructure Demand Fuels Solid Career Growth and Above-Average Salaries for Civil Engineers

National Median: $95,890 | Job Growth: 5% | North Carolina Colleges: 12

Civil Engineers Salary Progression

College	Type	Tuition	Median Earnings
Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary	Private Nonprofit	$12,858	$33,696
North Carolina State University at Raleigh	Public	$8,799	$68,758
Roanoke-Chowan Community College	Public	$2,642	$29,324
Livingstone College	Private Nonprofit	$18,296	$32,600
Winston - Salem Barber School - Satellite	Private For-Profit	—	$16,389
Pitt Community College	Public	$2,580	$37,259
North Carolina Central University	Public	$6,699	$42,968
Wilkes Community College	Public	$2,572	$34,728
Stanly Community College	Public	$2,672	$36,686
Blue Ridge Community College	Public	$2,660	$36,324
Rockingham Community College	Public	$1,966	$32,480
Strayer University-North Carolina	Private For-Profit	$13,920	$40,092

Bachelor's in Civil Engineering — 4 years, typical cost: $40,000-$200,000
Master's in Civil Engineering (Specialization) — 1-2 years, typical cost: $30,000-$150,000

What is the salary for Civil Engineers in North Carolina?

The national median salary for Civil Engineers is $95,890. State-specific data may vary.

How many Civil Engineers jobs are in North Carolina?

Nationally, there are 326,050 Civil Engineers positions.

What colleges in North Carolina prepare you for a Civil Engineers career?

There are 12 colleges in North Carolina that can prepare you for this career. Explore each to see relevant programs.

AI-generated analysis based on U.S. Department of Education data. Not enrollment advice. Verify information with the institution directly.