University of Nebraska–Lincoln

The Charles W. Durham School

A Special Unit of the College of Engineering

The Durham School

ABOUT DSAEC:


The Charles W. Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction is part of the College of Engineering at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Based out of The Peter Kiewit Institute in Omaha (PKI), it is the only program in the nation that combines architectural engineering, construction engineering and construction management under one school, giving students a comprehensive building system education.

Programs offered through The Durham School include:



Durham School News:


green jobs training

UNL partners in gaining grant for green jobs training

January 25, 2010 - Lincoln, NE

UNL faculty helped pursue a grant for nearly $5 million to provide green jobs training in Nebraska.

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Rojas to lead UNL's Durham School

December 3, 2009 - Lincoln, NE

Dr. Eddy M. Rojas was selected to be the director of The Charles W. Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction.

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Construction Management adds homebuilding program

NAHB grant adds homebuilding program at UNL

December 01, 2009 - Lincoln, NE

Funding enables The Durham School's Construction Management program to offer a new residential building emphasis.

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Net Zero Building

Net Zero Green Building

The Power of Red is in Green Building! The Durham School and partners innovate for structures that produce more energy than they consume.
9-2009


Sand in the City

Sand in the City 2009

Omaha's Sand in the City shapes up with designs by Nebraska Engineering students.
6-2009

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