Civil Engineering
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering

The following are related programs of study:

Master of Science in Hydrologic Sciences

Master of Community and Regional Planning

To get more information on Civil Engineering Graduate programs click below.

The Department of Civil Engineering offers two distinct graduate degree programs.

The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (M.S. CE) is a thesis-based program that includes a research component and prepares students for future work in industry or doctoral studies

The Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering (M.Engr. CE) is a non-thesis program with a focus on professional development.

Areas of study include Environmental/Water Resources Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Transportation Engineering.

There is also an interdisciplinary Master of Science in Hydrologic Sciences offered with the Geosciences Department.

Graduate Research Assistantships

  What Background Do I Need for these Program

  How Do I Get Into these Programs

  Degree Requirements (PDF file)

 Apply to the Graduate College for admission

 Graduate Forms

1)  Program Development Form (PDF file)

2)  MSCE Proposal Guidelines (PDF file)

3) Supervisory Commitee Form - MSCE candidates only (PDF File)

4)  Application for Candidacy Form (PDF file)

5)  Completion of Graduate Degree – Log in to BroncoWeb then click on Student, Registrar, and Apply for Graduation.

6)    Comprehensive Exam Guidelines - MECE candidates only (pdf)

7)  Comprehensive Exam Application - MECE candidates only (pdf)

  Civil Engineering (CE) Graduate Courses

  Engineering Science (ENGR) Graduate Courses

  Schedule of CE Graduate Courses for the Next Several Semesters

  CE Special Topics Courses Offered Spring & Summer 2010