Civil Engineering M.C.E.

Students interested in the Civil Engineering M.C.E degree should search for the Civil Engineering M.S. program instead.

The Master in Civil Engineering (MCE) degree is a terminal degree designed for practicing engineers who wish to obtain an advanced degree in the field on a part- or full-time basis. The program offers students the opportunity to focus on one of the following areas of engineering: environmental (e.g., pollutant fate and transport, process modeling, soil and groundwater remediation, water and wastewater treatment), geomechanics (e.g., fracture and localization, groundwater flow, stability and liquefaction, wave and shock propagation), structural (e.g., computational and structural mechanics, earthquake engineering, infrastructure performance and durability, new systems and materials), transportation (e.g., intelligent transportation systems, pavement design and materials, transportation economics, traffic safety), or water resources (e.g., earthscape processes, environmental and biological systems, hydrologic and climate dynamics, hydrodynamics and turbulence).