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Students interested in the Transportation Engineering areas
can pursue either:
- Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Normally for students with an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering
- Master of Science in Transportation
Engineering
Normally for students with an undergraduate degree in basic or applied
sciences or in other branches of engineering.
A graduate program leading to the degree of Master of Science in
Transportation Engineering is offered by the Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering. This departmental evening graduate program provides
practicing professionals an opportunity to pursue advanced study on either a
part-time or full-time basis. Maintaining a balance between theory and
application, stressing modern engineering methods for the solution of detailed
and complex problems, and emphasizing the concepts of analysis and design
coupled with engineering judgment are all integral to the nature of this
program.
The MSTE program offers study and research in the field of transportation and
in the related areas of planning, management, environmental studies and other
civil engineering disciplines. A student in this program who has BSCE degree or
its equivalent would typically pursue a MSCE degree. A student with a
baccalaureate degree in a related academic field is eligible to pursue the MSTE
degree provided that he/she can provide evidence of proficiency in the subjects
noted in Department Admission and Degree Requirements. A student with a BSCE can
choose either the MSCE or MSTE.
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