The graduate program in civil engineering emphasises the design, construction, and management of engineered structures. These include everything from roads, bridges, and buildings to airports, waterways, and harbors, and everything in between. The advent of new materials of construction and new techniques in design and management make this an ever evolving, exciting, and important field for today's engineer.

The M.S. degree in civil engineering is offered with concentrations in:

• Construction management
• Geotechnical engineering
• Structural engineering and mechanics
• Transportation engineering

The Ph.D. degree in civil engineering is offered in the areas of:

• Structural engineering
• Transportation engineering

Supportive courses are available in:

• Computer science
• Environmental engineering
• Management and public policy
• Materials engineering
• Mathematics
• Mechanical engineering

Each program is individually tailored to the student's special interests. For curriculum requirements and course offerings: Graduate catalog