Civil Engineering, Master of Science
Program Overview
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering at 91心頭利 Pueblo provides advanced study in civil engineering analysis, design, research, and professional practice.
Students build on their undergraduate engineering education while developing the technical and analytical skills needed to solve complex civil engineering problems and address the needs of communities, infrastructure systems, and the built environment.
Program at a Glance
Master of Science
Civil Engineering
30–33 Credits
Depending on thesis or non-thesis pathway.
Thesis or Non-Thesis
Choose a pathway aligned with your academic and professional goals.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must hold a four-year undergraduate degree in an engineering discipline with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Up to nine credit hours of graduate coursework may be accepted as transfer credit from another institution when the coursework was completed with a minimum grade of B.
Areas of Study
Graduate coursework allows students to expand their knowledge across multiple areas of civil engineering and related engineering disciplines.
Structural Engineering
Explore advanced structural design concepts including structural steel and reinforced concrete design.
Water Resources
Study hydrology and the engineering principles used in water and sewer system design.
Transportation
Study transportation systems, traffic engineering, pavement engineering, railway transportation, and transportation economics.
Geotechnical Engineering
Build advanced knowledge of soil behavior and geotechnical engineering applications.
Infrastructure & Technology
Explore emerging engineering topics including cybersecurity for civil infrastructure and artificial intelligence.
Research
Develop research and analytical skills through research methods, independent study, research, internships, or thesis work.
Thesis and Non-Thesis Options
Students may complete the Master of Science in Civil Engineering through either a thesis or non-thesis pathway.
Thesis Option
Students complete six credits of CE 599 Thesis as part of the graduate program.
Non-Thesis Option
Students complete an additional nine credits of approved 500-level or higher CE, EN, or TENG coursework.
What You'll Learn
Graduates of the program develop advanced skills in civil engineering problem solving, design, professional responsibility, and continued learning.
