Welcome to The Charles W. Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction in the UNL College of Engineering.
The innovative Durham School features the only program in the nation to combine architectural engineering, construction engineering and construction management, offering students an integrated building system education. The Durham School offers three programs of study in Omaha (at PKI) and Lincoln (UNL City Campus):
Nebraska Engineering partners with the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) to provide needed services for our students in Omaha, including residential, administrative and cocurricular offerings.
Programs on the Lincoln City Campus are held in the engineering complex (Nebraska Hall).
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DSAEC teams win two awards at AEI April 2012 - Omaha, NE
When the national student conference of the Architectural Engineering Institute came to Omaha this spring, a Durham School team won two of five categories—earning top honors in Structural and Mechanical events—in the competitions. More ... |
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Rasmussen, Kiewit gifts add student spaces April 2012 - Lincoln, NE
UNL’s Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction has new classroom and learning support spaces, thanks to donations from Jim D. and Faye D. Rasmussen and the Kiewit Infrastructure Group. More ... |
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Durham School alumna wins CAREER Award February 2012 - Washington, DC
Michelle Vigeant, who earned her Ph.D. in Architectural Engineering from UNL's Durham School in 2008, has received an award from the National Science Foundation to study aspects of acoustics in select international concert halls. She is the second graduate from DSEAC's Architectural Engineering program to receive an NSF CAREER award. More... |
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Durham School students among interns helping build Lincoln's new arena January 2012 - Lincoln, NE
Hundreds of people work on the Pinnacle Bank Arena project every day, the Lincoln Journal Star reports, but more than two dozen students are getting real-world experience on one of Lincoln's biggest projects. More ... |











