In our Master of Science program, each student plans an individualized course of study with the assistance of a special committee made up of faculty members who represent major and minor concentrations of study.
Candidates for the M.S. degree are expected to demonstrate mastery of knowledge in a specific subject area in Civil and Environmental engineering and to synthesize and create new knowledge, making original and substantial contributions to their discipline in a timely fashion.
The degree requires a thesis and a final oral examination. M.S. degree students cannot receive registration credits for previous study at other graduate schools.
Concentration Areas
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Complex Systems Engineering
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Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology
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![Students and local volunteers renovate the flat rock pedestrian bridge]()
Environmental Processes
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![Greeshma Gadikota and Prince Ochonma operate a machine in a lab in Hollister Hall]()
Environmental and Water Resource Engineering
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Structural Engineering
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Transportation Systems Engineering
Contact Us
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Assistant Director of Graduate Programs
Alyssa Lopez
Hollister Hall, Room 215
cee_grad@cornell.edu