Graduate Concentrations
The following concentration areas are available for students admitted to the MCE, MAS, MCE/MBA and Ph.D. degrees in Civil Engineering:
Students must meet the requirements for their specific concentration, in addition to meeting the general degree requirements for all master’s degree students. Study in two or more related concentrations is allowed, but students must complete the core course requirements for both programs as part of their 30-credit requirement.
Masters and PhD Civil Engineering Concentrations
Civil Infrastructure Systems
asset management, natural disaster risk analysis, and infrastructure vulnerability
Coastal Engineering
coastal engineering, wave mechanics, and environmental fluid mechanics
Environmental Engineering
water and wastewater treatment, environmental chemistry and remediation, and solid and hazardous waste management
Geotechnical Engineering
computational geomechanics, soil mechanics, foundation engineering, earth structures engineering, and ground improvement
Structural Engineering
structural mechanics, analysis, and design; bridge engineering; structural dynamics; computational mechanics; and structural engineering materials
Water Resources Engineering
groundwater and surface water resources, contaminant fate and transport, sustainability
Transportation Engineering
urban transportation, traffic engineering, systems engineering, logistics engineering, railroad engineering, and engineering management
How to Apply
- Fall 2021 Deadline:
February 1, 2021 - Requirements:
- Resume
- Transcript
- At least 3 letters of reference
- Short answer questions
- Optional GRE
- Optional Essay