Master of Science in Civil Engineering
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering have the following four fields of study:
- Structural Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Transportation Engineering
- Water Resources Engineering
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (M.S. CE) degree may be obtained through either the Thesis or Non-Thesis option.
Geotechnical Engineering Group
- Characterization of Indigenous Geo-materials
- Construction in Problematic Geotechnical Conditions
- Assessment and Mitigation of Risk Related to Geotechnical & Geo-Environmental Hazards
MS Civil Engineering – Geotechnical
Structural Engineering Group
- Monitoring, Assessment, Evaluation, Rehabilitation and Retrofit of Existing Structures
- Design, Development and Testing of New and Alternative Infrastructure Systems
- Loss Estimation and Risk Analysis
- Non-destructive Testing of Existing Structures
- Design and Development of Structural Analysis Software for Research and Instruction
MS Civil Engineering – Structural
Water Resources & Coastal Engineering Group
- Water Resource Utilization, Planning and Management
- Water-Related Disasters
- Climate Change including Eco-System Change
- Coastal Engineering
MS Civil Engineering – Water Resources
Environment & Energy Engineering Group
- Water Quality Control and Management
- Wastewater Treatment
- Solid Waste Management
- Geo-Environmental Engineering
- Disaster Risk Reduction Management
- Sustainable Infrastructure
Transportation Engineering Group
- Traffic Flow Theory and Analysis
- Sustainable Transport
- Travel Demand Management and Modelling
- Transport Safety
- Transport, Environment and Energy
MS Civil Engineering – Transportation
Doctor of Philosophy (Civil Engineering)
The Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering have the following four fields of study:
- Structural Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Transportation Engineering
- Water Resources Engineering
The Master of Science in Civil Engineering (M.S. CE) degree may be obtained through either the Thesis or Non-Thesis option.
Geotechnical Engineering Group
- Characterization of Indigenous Geo-materials
- Construction in Problematic Geotechnical Conditions
- Assessment and Mitigation of Risk Related to Geotechnical & Geo-Environmental Hazards
PhD Civil Engineering – Geotechnical
Structural Engineering Group
- Monitoring, Assessment, Evaluation, Rehabilitation and Retrofit of Existing Structures
- Design, Development and Testing of New and Alternative Infrastructure Systems
- Loss Estimation and Risk Analysis
- Non-destructive Testing of Existing Structures
- Design and Development of Structural Analysis Software for Research and Instruction
PhD Civil Engineering – Structural
Water Resources & Coastal Engineering Group
- Water Resource Utilization, Planning and Management
- Water-Related Disasters
- Climate Change including Eco-System Change
- Coastal Engineering
PhD Civil Engineering – Water Resources
Environment & Energy Engineering Group
- Water Quality Control and Management
- Wastewater Treatment
- Solid Waste Management
- Geo-Environmental Engineering
- Disaster Risk Reduction Management
- Sustainable Infrastructure
Transportation Engineering Group
- Traffic Flow Theory and Analysis
- Sustainable Transport
- Travel Demand Management and Modelling
- Transport Safety
- Transport, Environment and Energy