Our degree programs in civil and environmental engineering provide advanced expertise in structures, pavements, environmental engineering, and water resources. Be sure to also explore our project management program.
Requirements specific to the civil and environmental engineering program include:
Note: Students will have to meet course specific prerequisites throughout their degree program as listed on Testudo.
For a complete list of admission requirements, visit the Application Process page. Completed applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Students pursuing this option must complete six ENCE600+ level courses to fulfill the core area, not including any of the project management courses listed on the degree planning sheet, and four technical electives. There is no research or thesis required for this degree.
Students pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Engineering must complete three civil & environmental engineering core classes, not including project management courses listed on the degree planning sheet, and one civil & environmental engineering technical elective.
All students are expected to complete a preliminary course plan for their intended degree program (10-course for MEng or 4-course for GCEN) with the Senior Academic Advisor by the end of their first semester of study. The Degree Planning Sheet lists the core and technical elective requirements for each program, and all courses that are pre-approved for that program. Alternative technical electives must be approved by the same academic advisor.
Degree planning sheets for all academic programs can be found here.
For additional course information, please refer to the MAGE Course Catalog, where you can find course syllabi and/or course intro videos for ENPM and ENAI courses, as well as the Graduate School Catalog, where you can review the course descriptions for courses offered in the other engineering areas.
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