Program Overview
This 30-hour Master's program in Civil and Environmental Engineering offers advanced expertise in various subdisciplines. Students engage in research through independent studies and collaborate with expert faculty in specialized laboratories. The program prepares graduates for careers as Geotechnical, Transportation, Structural, or Environmental Engineers in consulting firms, state agencies, and non-profit organizations.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
This 30-hour master's program includes a thesis and serves professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge in specific civil and environmental engineering subdisciplines. Students can utilize both The Graduate School and the Center for Teaching Excellence to access a wide range of professional development initiatives.
Teaching:
The professors provide a wonderful support system for all students with one-on-one advising, outside opportunities such as job recommendations, and available scholarships and research positions.
Careers:
Potential Careers:
- Geotechnical Engineer
- Transportation Engineer
- Structural Engineer
- Environmental Engineer
- Private Consultant Workplace Settings:
- Consulting Firms
- State and Federal Agencies
- Non-Profit Organizations
Other:
- Some of the more popular courses offered in the master's program include collaborating with faculty members in conducting research through independent studies that leads toward an M.S. thesis and related publications. Many graduate courses here and in other disciplines are also offered through APOGEE, our distance education platform.
- Enhance your education by adding depth and breadth to your knowledge of civil and environmental engineering through this master's program that provides advanced expertise.
- Earn peace of mind by obtaining a quality education that meets industry standards.
- Participate in high-quality research in our specialized laboratories and facilities across campus.
