Producing engineers capable of identifying, preventing, and solving building, construction and environmental problems is the department’s objective. In addition to the well-established graduate programs in environmental, water resource and geotechnical engineering, students in the department may also choose to study in the emerging field of geoenvironmental engineering. Campus facilities, including a National Science Foundation-funded earthquake simulator, permit a case-study approach, which exposes students to real-world problems and allows experimentation, testing and analysis. Courses are available online and on campus; most of the professional degrees have online courses included in the curriculum.
Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering site
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MS, PhD, Professional MS
GRE not required
Spring: October 1; Fall: December 1
Water Engineering and Management Certificate, Mortenson Center Graduate Certificate, Online Certificate in Tunneling