Graduate Programs

As a graduate student you are expected to play a large role in developing your education. This translates to a greater understanding of a particular topic, initiative, attention to detail, and proven follow-through skills. Earning an advanced degree often is the key to a successful career.

Degree Options

The Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering offers several degree programs that can address your particular interests and career goals. Click here to see what those degree options are.

Professional Development and Continuing Education

The department also coordinates professional development courses and continuing education programs for practicing engineers.

You can learn more about our department, degree programs, faculty, research, facilities, degree requirements, and financial aid by perusing this site, the Academic Catalog, and the graduate handbook. We also are happy to visit with you individually and assist you in planning your graduate studies.

Key Faculty Contacts for Specific Research Topics/Questions

Architectural Engineering:

Brian A. Rock, Ph.D., P.E., Associate Professor

Civil Engineering:

Bruce M. McEnroe, Ph.D., P.E., Professor, Director of Graduate Studies

Environmental Engineering:

Stephen J. Randtke, Ph.D., P.E., Professor