M.E. in Civil and Environmental Engineering (Online)

Deepen your engineering knowledge as you gain the foundation to take on new and complex challenges in the field. With an ever-growing population, today's civil and environmental engineers face the challenge of building and maintaining a sustainable infrastructure. One of our most critical resources is water, and the focus of this degree program prepares you to tackle the evolving water concerns facing future generations. Colorado State University is a leader in water-related issues and one of the few institutions providing an online master's in civil and environmental engineering with a focus on water resources engineering and management. Learn from engineering faculty with a wealth of knowledge and experience in: Hydrology Water resources Infrastructure and utility management Environmental statistics Develop the skills needed to solve 21st century water resource problems Global population growth has increased demand for the development and maintenance of sustainable infrastructure to address water-related issues. Be prepared by studying topics such as: Water control and measurement Hydrology Environmental monitoring Geographic Information Systems Infrastructure management Learn about the most recent industry research, so you will be ready to tackle infrastructure-related issues and changing water concerns. You will gain the skills to leverage engineering concepts and computer technology to create a more sustainable infrastructure for generations to come.

The Master of Engineering in Civil and Environmental Engineering Degree requires applicants to have the following:

B.S. in Engineering (students with an undergraduate degree in another discipline click here for admission requirements)

3.0 GPA in undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited institution (exceptions may be made for students who have 5 years of work experience and who have passed the PE exam. Applicants with an undergraduate GPA below 3.0 may also be required to submit GRE scores).

GRE scores are not required.

Note that meeting the minimum department standards does not ensure admission to the program. Admission to Colorado State University graduate programs is based on several factors, including prior academic and professional experience and the personal statement.