Civil Engineering Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Engineering – Civil Engineering Specialization or Master of Science (M.S.) in Civil Engineering

With an ever-growing population, today's civil engineers face the challenge of building and maintaining a sustainable infrastructure. It is essential for engineers to keep up with the skill sets needed to be effective. The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Colorado State University is a dynamic and internationally-recognized department which offers advanced civil engineering degrees (Master of Engineering and Master of Science in Civil Engineering) with focuses in Geospatial Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Water Resources Engineering .

Each online civil engineering degree builds a strong understanding of modern design, testing, and analysis techniques, and a practical and cutting-edge emphasis.

Flexibility within these civil engineering master’s programs allows you to select courses best suited to your industry focus and to complete the degree while maintaining current employment or other commitments.

What Next?

• Geospatial Engineering Focus

  Next: Geospatial Curriculum »

  Find out completion requirements and curriculum specifics to see if a Geospatial Engineering focus is right for you.

• Structural Engineering Focus

  Next: Structural Curriculum »

  Discover the ins and outs of earning your Civil Engineering degree with a focus in Structural Engineering, including completion requirements and program curriculum.

• Water Resources Eng. Focus

  Next: Water Res. Curriculum »

  Learn more about earning your M.E. in Civil Engineering with a concentration in Water Resources Engineering.